Mossberg 500 and 590: America’s Defensive Shotguns
Since 1961, the O.F. (Oscar Frederick) Mossberg company has sold more than 11 million of its Model 500 pump-action shotguns, making it the most popular shotgun of all time, if not one of the most sold guns in any category, period.
Pump vs. Semi: Which Shotgun is Better for Personal Defense?
When it comes to personal defense, which is better: a pump or semi-auto shotgun?
Review: EAA Churchill 220 and 620 Optics Tactical Shotguns
Looking for a home-defense shotgun that everyone can use? EAA’s Churchill line just added two models that are worth a look.
Are Hunting Shotguns Good For Home Defense?
If all you have for home defense is a hunting-oriented scattergun, there are modifications you can easily make to improve its defensive capabilities.
First Look: Blue Line Pump Shotgun
Blue Line, an importer of several established, though not necessarily well-known brands, has introduced this affordable copy of a base-model Remington 870.
Are Lever-Actions a Good Choice for Home Defense?
While lever-action shotguns are pretty rare, they are nonetheless worth investigating as a home-defense tool.
5 Great Types of Shotgun for Personal Defense
While shotguns are designed to be versatile, sometimes specialized models are needed to fill specific roles.
First Look: Savage Arms Renegauge Competition Shotgun
Savage Arms' new Renegauge Competition shotgun builds on the American-made 12 gauge’s success and adds some new elements specifically designed to give the platform a competitive edge.
Review: Federal Premium Force X2 Buckshot
Federal’s latest offering of defensive buckshot, Federal Premium Force X2 Buckshot, ought to make bad actors split.
First Look: Savage Introduces Three New Stevens 320 Shotgun Models
Savage Arms recently introduced three new models to the Stevens 320 shotgun line, including a model for personal defense and turkey hunting.
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