The Impact from Caesar Guerini heralds a new age of sporting shotguns with its high-rib, heads-up posture and full adjustability for a perfect point of impact. Get a first-hand view of what it’s like to shoot the Impact for 100 rounds of sporting clays. Is this the shotgun you’ve been dreaming about? Find out now at Shotgun Life at http://www.shotgunlife.com.

Hollywood has gone to great lengths to make the pump totally macho. One shuck from the good guy, and the bad boys run for cover. Well, what happens when the pump gun goes female? That’s we wanted to find out with the first review of the Ithaca Model 37 With Ladies Stock. Ithaca went to great pains to find out the best dimensions for this type of bird gun and then cut some walnut to fit. In our Peer Review, some experienced women shooters tell you what they think of the two versions we shot. Even our Publisher, Irwin Greenstein, felt comfortable enough in his masculinity to shoot them. Check out our story by clicking on http://www.shotgunlife.com/.

How can Jerry Sinkovec get solid breaks on clay targets with a 28-gauge shotgun out to 60 yards? A lot of it has to do with altitude, air temperature and humidity. You’d never think that the environment (other than wind) could affect your choice of choke, but Jerry, who lives at 4,700 feet, shows you how sensitive shot can be to the elements we take for granted – and how your choice of a choke can be determined by facets other than distance. Check out this must-read story from Jerry at http://www.shotgunlife.com/.

Shotgun Life kicked off July with a new monthly column by veteran writer, Lisa Metheny, called “Lisa Metheney’s Women Afield^©.”

In her first piece, Lisa writes about the NRAs’ Women on Target (WOT) program. Lisa and the group of women are pheasant hunting at the Granite Springs Lodge in South Dakota, accompanied this time by Michelle Scheuermann of The Sportsman’s Channel (TSC), where they were producing an episode for TSC’s “Wingshooting Adventures.”

Lisa’s Shotgun Life column will feature new articles the first of every month that highlight women in the shotgunning community.  Lisa is big supporter of the NRA’s WOT and Women’s Wilderness Escape (WWE) programs. Since Shotgun Life’s readership is comprised 37% of women – the highest in the industry – we continue to evangelize women in the shotgun sports.

Visit Lisa’s column at http://www.shotgunlife.com/ and scroll down a bit.

Ralph Brendle’s South Carolina hunting resort has declined with China’s rise as a textile kingpin in the U.S. South Carolina has shed textile jobs since China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001. Can River Bend now succeed as a private club? The bigger question is whether or not Mr. Brendle’s decision to privatize River Bend signals a heartbreaking trend for many shooters as U.S. unemployment stalls at 10%. Shotgun Life tells the full story at http://www.shotgunlife.com/.

Few shotguns have generated the buzz of the A-10 American by Connecticut Shotgun. It uses a sidelock trigger action typically found on English side by sides costing $100,000. Now consider that the A-10 is an over/under priced at under $10,000 and suddenly it gets your attention. Shotgun Life is the first magazine to shoot prototypes of both 12 and 20 gauge A-10 Americans, and our full evaluation took place on the hunting clays course of the 8^th Annual American Side by Side Classic. Check out the story at http://www.shotgunlife.com .

Most shooters look to the Orvis endorsement of hunting and fishing facilities as a gold seal of approval. Now Beretta is changing the landscape with its new Beretta Trident Program, which designates excellence in high-end, sporting venues. At a press conference in New York, Beretta laid out the program and announced its initial four superb destinations. Shotgun Life is the first to deliver in-depth coverage of this game-changing development at http://www.shotgunlife.com.

The group of everyday shooters who make up the Shotgun Life Peer Review Posse voted hands down that the 28-gauge version of the Blaser F3 is one of the best-shooting shotguns on the planet. They praised its handling, patterning and quality. A couple of them were ready to make a trade-in on the spot. Find out more about Blaser’s stunning 28-gauge over/under on Shotgun Life at http://www.shotgunlife.com/ .

An obscure artist who only goes by Dale created a stunning poster of Sarah Palin based on Norman Rockwell’s classic Rosie the Riveter. For starters, Dale substituted Rosie’s pneumatic rivet gun with a Remington 870. The poster has sparked the ire of some liberal bloggers. Check out the full story on Shotgun Life at http://www.shotgunlife.com/ .

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