In the days of old Tucson and Tombstone, the shotgun was known as a scattergun because it scattered a swarm of lead pellets in the general direction it was pointed. A swarm of shot is more effective ...

A shotgun’s target is most often this: a small, fast-moving object, aided and jostled by the wind, moving at 25 to 70 mph and constantly changing direction. The gun has a range of about 40 yards, ...

A dove comes into your section of the field on opening day. You crouch behind a row of sunflowers and excitedly wait for the dove to come into range. The dove keeps coming and you jump up, shoulder ...