Shotguns

	TriStar Cobra Force For those looking for an affordable home-defense shotgun, TriStar’s Cobra Force is an innovative platform ideally suited to the task.
	Stoeger Double Defense A modern take on an old defensive favorite, the Stoeger Double Defense is an easy-to-use side-by-side shotgun perfect for those looking for a remarkably simple, yet effective, self-defense firearm.
	Mossberg 930 SPX Mossberg’s 930 SPX is an ideal semi-automatic shotgun for home defense, equipped with a fiber-optic front sight and a ghost-ring rear sight.
	Super Pumps When it comes to choosing an all-around shotgun—one that will serve nicely for any task, in any condition, anywhere—my vote goes to the ubiquitous pump. Sure, over-unders may point a little more nicely, but their capacity is limited.
	MGM Ironman: Equipment Bryce Towsley participated in the most extreme 3-gun competition in the world and the equipment he used took as much of a beating as he did. The gear survived fine, but the jury’s still out on Towsley.
	Remington 870 Express It was a different world when the 870 first rolled off the assembly line, but the gun still has attitude.
	Benelli M2 Field ComforTech It’s established that Benelli makes great semi-auto shotguns. They are based on the company’s incredible inertia action that requires only three primary moving parts to function.
	Benelli Cordoba Recoil is a cold, hard and oftentimes painful reality that accompanies discharging a firearm. Proportionate to the number of rounds expended and recoil generated by the firearm is the total abuse the body endures. Few shooters can relate to this better than those who take to the dove fields in the areas surrounding Cordoba, Argentina, where shotshells consumed per day are tallied by the case rather than the box.
	Remington 11-87 SP-T Thumbhole The notion of the turkey gun may not be as deeply rooted in camp lore as the deer rifle, but gobbler junkies are increasingly aware that it sometimes takes more than just any ol’ shotgun to send a longbeard to its final roosting place. Differences between a scattergun specifically designed to devastate a big tom and a more generalist model are plenty, and these characteristics can give the turkey hunter an advantage in a game that is severely stilted in favor of the feathered.