These are the most interesting new shotguns of 2026, including autoloaders for duck hunters, an affordable over/under, and ...

CVA has unveiled its new Scout Spur in 28-gauge with fresh patterns. The Scout Spur is lightweight, handy and now in .28-gauge gives hunters more options in the field.

To hear some people tell it, the 28-gauge shotgun is imbued with magical powers, and if you listen to these fans long enough, you might come away convinced that you could use a 28 to down a crossing ...

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If you have a difficult time hitting something with a particular model or gauge of shotgun, would you buy one for your son or daughter? Would you recommend that firearm to any other new shooter? Most ...

** When you buy products through the links on our site, we may earn a commission that supports NRA's mission to protect, preserve and defend the Second Amendment. ** 28-gauge shotguns have rapidly ...

EAST ALTON, Ill. – The light weight, mild recoil and smaller size of the 28-gauge shotgun makes it an increasingly popular option for upland hunters, whether busting roosters in tight cover or ...

I am a bird hunter. Even before I could shoot a shotgun, I was a bird hunter tagging along with my dad on September dove hunts. When I was old […] ...

The 28 gauge patterns efficiently because its ¾-ounce payload is “square” (inasmuch as anything packed in a cylinder can be square), according to conventional shotgunning wisdom. Theoretically, the 28 ...

Last week, I wrote about the 28-gauge shotgun and its potential benefits, especially for new shooters just getting started in the shooting sports. Unfortunately, space limitations prevented me from ...

Along with a superior quail hunt, my recent trip to Georgia renewed my dormant love affair with an old flame, the 28-gauge shotgun. The 28-gauge is in no way deficient. It just doesn't really apply to ...