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August 2020 Back Issue
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December 2016 Back Issue
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December 2015 Back Issue
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November 2015 Back Issue
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July 2015 Back Issue
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Mike McAlpine discusses choosing a coach, L.P. Brezny reviews the new Winchester Rooster XR™ ammo and Ron Jones reflect on whether or not the Remington Model 31 was their best shotgun. Johnny Cantu recalls his first gun, Hal Hare shares highlights from the NSSA Vintage Championships, Dr. Keyes explores practice habits and R.H. VanDenburg, Jr. discusses Mr. Nash's loads. The ALOOF gang explore guns for new shooters and Ed Clapper questions whether one gun can be used for everything.
August 2015 Back Issue
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L.P. Brezny discusses what choke you should use in your shotgun. Chuck Webb supplies the answers to your gun-fixing questions. In ALOOF, Marshall R. Williams talks about the grandson' new gun. Mental toughness is the topic of Michel J. Keyes and what Jacque Snellenberger has to say about the best invention for trapshooting. Ron Jones has a piece on pellet patterns as they relate to trap, skeet and sporting clays, while Dave Robinson gives unique pointers for trap students. Ed Clapper gives his Part II on One gun for everything.
September 2015 Back Issue
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Johnny Cantu discusses how to select the right model when a lady gets her first shotgun. Ron Jones tells the story of the origin of sporting clays and expands on three-second delays. The rise of professional sporting clays is examined by Brad Kidd, Jr. and how the PSCA paves the way. Johnny Cantu revisits the Salvinelli L1 and the market for this sporter. R.H. VanDenburg, Jr. has the shotgun powder page and Michael J. Keyes, M.D. has more on mental toughness. Johnny Cantu talks about the testing of the Syren Magnus Sporting, a brand with the lady shooter in mind.
July 2014 Back Issue
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NSSA Vintage Championships; Coaching Newbies; Skeet Smart
August 2014 Back Issue
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Trapshooting Practice; Rainy Day Guns; Camp Troy Gun Club