4 gauges, 8gs, & more. See an insane collection of big bores……
Check out one of the greatest collections of big-bore shotguns I’ve seen. From 19th-century to modern, there are some incredible doubles here.
Check out one of the greatest collections of big-bore shotguns I’ve seen. From 19th-century to modern, there are some incredible doubles here.
Ever dreamed of owning an 8 gauge? Here’s your chance to get one — and maybe a great deal. Check out this Greener now.
Learn about these beastly guns and watch as the video’s author fires one.
Learn more about 4 gauges, shotguns we rarely see in the US — 4 gauges. Watch this video to learn more about them — and to see what it’s like to shoot one.
I love guns that tell a story, and as I was checking out the doubles in Poulin Auctions’ upcoming sale,
If you collect big bore, waterfowling shotguns, or want to start, you’re in luck: Two of finest you’ll ever find are
Yeah, that’s right – a 4 gauge. The shotgun for the manliest man. Back in the 19th century, 4 gauges
The Chesapeake Bay used to be one of the greatest places in the world to hunt waterfowl. Massive flocks of
Here’s a side-by-side shotgun that won’t be around for long: an Italian 8 Gauge SxS, Made in 1962. In 1918,
The 1920s were big times for America, and for American firearms. Over those 10 years, a lot of things changed
It looks like I wasn’t the only who thought that this Fredrick Baker single-barrel, sidelock 4 gauge was nice shotgun.
Really big bore shotguns (2, 4 & 8 gauges) used to be popular in the United States–until they were banned
There were a lot of guns at the Southern SxS, probably over a thousand, and I think I saw most