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Check out the original YouTube video HERE A Classic American Shotgun Few firearms have earned the legendary status of the Remington 1100 . Since its debut in 1963, this gas-operated semi-automatic has become a staple among hunters, sport shooters, and collectors alike. Reliable, smooth, and endlessly versatile, the 1100 has cemented its place as one of America’s most beloved shotguns. A Look Back: How the 1100 Came to Be Before the 1100 came along, Remington had already spent

Check out the original YouTube video here A Day at the Range It’s not every day you get to put two well-known over-under shotguns head-to-head. At the gun club, we brought out two crowd favorites: the Browning Citori 725 Sporting  and the Weatherby Orion Sporting . Both are respected in the clay shooting world, but they target different audiences — the Orion being known as an affordable entry-level gun, while the Citori 725 sits comfortably in the mid-range premium category.

Check out our original YouTube Video Here Few rifles in Remington’s lineup have stirred as much debate—or admiration—as the Model 740  and Model 742 . Often labeled the “Jam-O-Matic” by critics, these rifles still hold a unique place in firearm history as innovative, reliable-for-their-time, and a big step forward in semi-automatic hunting rifle design. Let’s take a look back at how these two models came to be, what set them apart, and whether that infamous nickname is truly

Check out our original YouTube Video Here When most shooters hear “Browning BAR,” their minds jump straight to the 1918 Browning Automatic Rifle  — the legendary military weapon designed by John Moses B rowning and famously used during World War I. But today, we’re talking about a different BAR  — one made not for the battlefield, but for the hunting field . This is the Browning BAR Sporting Rifle , a gas-operated semi-automatic designed for precision, reliability, and pure s

Check out our original YouTube Video Here If you’re into heavy-hitting waterfowl guns, few shotguns make a statement quite like the Remington SP-10 Magnum . This 10-gauge semi-auto powerhouse has earned a reputation as one of the most formidable shotguns ever made — and for good reason. Today, we’re taking a closer look at this beast of a firearm, exploring its design, history, and why it remains such a collectible piece among hunters and enthusiasts alike. The Gun: 1998 Rem