Imagine that you purchased a quality, semi-automatic shotgun, primarily for hunting upland game birds and occasionally shattering flying discs.
The shotgun you chose was designed with input from renowned world champion shooters like Jerry and Lena Miculek. Then, you anxiously step to the line and miss 70% of the orange discs you shoot at. I recently endured that embarrassment, which was made worse when my friend borrowed the Model 940 Pro I purchased and hit 80% of the targets he shot at.
Does your shotgun fit you? It’s important, and here’s how to address the issue
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