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Shooting Michael McIntosh’s Legendary AyA

Irwin Greenstein — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 14:39:33 +0000

We shoot writer Michael McIntosh’s legendary AyA, along with
a Winchester Model 21, Famars Leonardo, Holland & Holland, Purdey hammer
gun and others at the 12th Annual Southern Side by Side. Check out the story at
www.shotgunlife.com.

Shotgun Journal TV Now on Internet

Irwin Greenstein — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 00:26:17 +0000

Briley is sponsoring the Shotgun Journal Classic TV show – originally hosted by Bruce
Scott and Marty Fischer – on Shotgun Life at www.shotgunlife.com. First programs
include Hungarian Partridge, Ducks in Mexico, Crow Hunting and Ptarmigan in
Canada. Visit www.shotgunlife.com and watch them free.

Live Chat with President of Baserri Shotguns, Alan Thompson

Irwin Greenstein — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 17:42:17 +0000

Join us for a live chat on Shotgun Life with Alan Thompson, the President of Baserri Shotguns. Within a very short time, Baserri has
established itself as the fastest-growing provider of high-quality shotguns that deliver enormous value. We’ve actually seen several people in a group
shoot a Baserri and then buy one on the spot – the guns are that good! The live online chat with Alan is set for June 16^th at 9:00 PM EST. Please
visit www.shotgunlife.com and go to the bottom of the page where you’ll see the chat. Just register and you’re good to go. We look forward to your questions, comments and ideas.

Exclusive: First Details of the New Zoli VCS Modular High-Rib Sporter

Irwin Greenstein — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 00:44:24 +0000

The new Zoli Bilanx VCS gets a modular high rib. It comes with the standard rib + a high rib and two matching combs. If you’d like to try
a high-rib sporter on clays but not sure you’re ready for it, the VCS is the answer. Find out more on Shotgun Life at www.shotgunlife.com.

Turkey Hunting With a Horseshoe

Irwin Greenstein — Fri, 20 May 2011 19:49:24 +0000

There’s a good reason “Lucky Lee” got his nickname. But when
it came to nailing that gobbler 70 yards away, was it luck or skill? Writer
Larry Chesney takes you down South into sacred turkey hunting grounds with “Lucky
Lee.” On Shotgun Life at www.shotgunlife.com.

Sporting Clays on the Bourbon Trail Part 7: Primland

Irwin Greenstein — Wed, 11 May 2011 23:48:00 +0000

“Sporting Clays on the Bourbon Trail” takes us to Primland –
a place we called America’s Most Beautiful Sporting Clays Course. Primland is a
lodge for the 21^st century. Its architecture and cuisine completely
redefine what you can expect for the shotgun sports. Follow Shotgun Life in our
Porsche Cayenne S up the mountain road to Primland at www.shotgunlife.com.

Do These Impact Resistant Lenses Stand Up to a 12-Gauge Blast?

Irwin Greenstein — Mon, 09 May 2011 23:22:41 +0000

Randolph Video Clip

Randolph Engineering extended their line of shooting glasses with a next-generation, impact-resistant lens called the NexPC. We fired some 12-gauge target loads at them to see if they survived the impact. Check out the Shotgun Life story and video at www.shotgunlife.com.

The Confessions of an Average Clays Shooter

Irwin Greenstein — Wed, 04 May 2011 14:30:37 +0000

The Confessions of an Average Clays Shooter is a new Shotgun
Life column penned by Ken Hartshorn. Ken is a technical writer during the week,
but on the weekends he hits the clays courses. What’s on Ken’s mind? “What’s it
like to do something for the first time, how was a problem resolved, how and
why a particular product was picked over another, what sorts of mistakes were
made?” We think Ken is on to something. If you agree go to http://www.shotgunlife.comand scroll down a
bit.

First Review of the New Zoli Bilanx

Irwin Greenstein — Wed, 04 May 2011 01:07:34 +0000

Nick Sisley provides the first hands-on review Zoli’s amazing Bilanx. Zoli’s Bilanx features a breakthrough balancing system that puts the center of gravity between your hands. Nick puts the Bilanx through its paces on a variety of sporting clays targets. Find out Nick’s verdict at www.shotgunlife.com.

What’s That Smell?

Irwin Greenstein — Mon, 02 May 2011 16:52:09 +0000

In her May column of Shotgun Wife, Ann Kerchivelle tracks
down a foul odor in her kitchen. At first she thought it was the usual
suspects: dead mouse, rotten food, but the culprit finally reveal itself – and
it has very much to do with her husband and his bird dog. Check out Ann’s
wonderful story at www.shotgunlife.com.