Reviews

Charles of Just Cartridges looks at the latest newcomers to the shotgun cartridge market.

Remington 1100 Sporter shotgun: Remington’s big-selling 1100 is an auto with a very long heritage in the UK, one that goes way back to the 1960s with pigeon shooters, wildfowlers and clay breakers.

Remington 700 VTR rifle: An eye-catching barrel and muzzle-brake impress Bruce Potts on this revolutionary rifle.

Charles of Just Cartridges has some good news to give on the cost of shotgun shells this year.

A study in evolution, the new game gun from Browning is pointable, reliable and pleasing to the eye – and it performed well.

Gun reviews: It is an unfortunate fact of life that all of us age – even the greatest sportsmen.

Mossberg 930 Waterfowl semi-auto shotgun: Rob Eaton is pleasantly surprised by this versatile semi-auto from Mossberg.

Rizzini Artemis 28-bore shotgun: This small-bore Italian-made shotgun ticks all the boxes as far Jason is concerned.

The Browning B725 Hunter shotgun comes with an excellent new design, improved trigger pulls and a clever choke system.

Ruger No.1-H Tropical .450/400 Nitro Express rifle: This old classic in modern form is unbeatable, especially with expanding ammunition.

Small bore cartridges: One of my godsons kindly invited me to a small-bore day on his family-run shoot, during which an afternoon a gale sprang up.