The side-by-side shotgun—a platform with two barrels set next to one another—was once the shotgun of choice among sportsmen across North America. The SxS was the premium shotgun platform here in the U ...

The 20-gauge shotgun might be more popular now than it ever has been. From a historical perspective, it would be difficult to say that a larger number of hunters shoot a 20 today than a generation ago ...

This column, “The Side-by-Side,” appeared in the November 1972 issue of Outdoor Life. No other type of firearm conjures up such images in the mind of the beholder as does the side-by-side shotgun. The ...

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The High Noon is a basic, bell-and-whistle-free hunting gun. Actually, it does have one bell—or maybe it’s a whistle?—that you notice right away: a vent rib, which is rare on side-by-sides. It even ...

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When Browning introduced the 12-gauge A5 a dozen or so years ago, a 20-gauge seemed like a natural follow-up. Instead, some marketing genius at Browning realized a Sweet Sixteen version would be pure ...

Over-under shotguns are double-barrel, break-action firearms that first gained traction with American consumers after World War II. While not the most popular type of shotgun in the U.S., or the most ...