The recoil robbers

Article Abstract:

There are a number of recoil reduction systems available for hunting rifles. Recoil causes injuries such as retinal damage or neck injuries. The most effective recoil reduction system is the gas-operated autoloader, which turns a jolting recoil into a gradual shove. Several other types are described.

Hunting rifles

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The three Bs: big-bores, back-bores, and bismuth

Article Abstract:

Several new products for hunters who prefer unrifled barrel guns are described. The 'Americanized' Browning B-325 over-under is now available for import, and will be popular for both field and target usage. Bismuth shot is being touted as a non-toxic lead shot substitute.

Product introduction, Shot (Pellets)

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Waterfowl guns

Article Abstract:

An expert hunter reminisces about the guns he has used during 50 years of waterfowl hunting. His guns have ranged from a $4 single-barrel Bay State to an 870 magnum. He believes that the 3 1/2-in 12-gauge is the most versatile waterfowl gun.

Personal narratives, Hunting guns, Waterfowl shooting

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