sporting shotgun

Armed with only his sporting shotgun, he runs for his life, meeting strangers along the way.

The prohibition did not apply to sporting shotguns or shotgun ammunition however.

Jewelled scabbards are replaced by beautifully inlaid sporting shotguns – some of them made for women.

My three children became proficient skeet shooters using semiautomatic sporting shotguns, each starting at about age 12.

The gun barrels of sporting shotguns tapered very heavily from the breech to the muzzle.

Pump-action shotguns are common hunting, fowling and sporting shotguns.

W.W. Greener is a sporting shotgun and rifle manufacturer from England.

Most modern sporting shotguns have interchangeable choke tubes to allow the shooter to change the spread of shot that comes out of the gun.

The BATF claimed that the weapon didn't meet the requirements as a sporting shotgun.

Frequently, pictures of seized Mexican guns show many .22 rimfire rabbit rifles and sporting shotguns.

It said the US "continued to drive the global small arms trade" as the largest importer of pistols, revolvers, sporting shotguns and ammunition.

Because few rounds are fired, any sporting shotgun with a 3 round capacity could be shortened and used as a capable breaching shotgun.

While bead sights may be acceptable on sporting shotguns, they are best avoided for use on combat shotguns.

After World War II, the international demand for sporting shotguns increased while the demand for pistols and rifles decreased.

The Red Label is primarily used as a sporting shotgun for waterfowling, upland game hunting as well as in skeet and sporting clays.

They have an extensive selection of Trap, Skeet and Sporting shotgun cartridges, as well as a wide range of rifle ammunition and unprimed cases.

James Purdey & Sons, or simply "Purdey", is a famous British gunmaker of London, specialising in high-end sporting shotguns and rifles.

Regulations implementing the Export Administration Act, which apply to exporters of parts for sporting shotguns and shotgun shells, require that records be retained for a period of five years.

Two carried sporting shotguns, two had clubslegs wrenched off a heavy table; and the last, a wizened little man, held a chef's knife with a blade as long as his forearm.

While the sporting shotgun traces its ancestry back to the fowling piece, which was a refinement of the smoothbore musket, the combat shotgun bears more kinship to the shorter blunderbuss.

One of the other men had an old muzzle loading rifle with a very long barrel, and one had a very modern twelve bore sporting shotgun; the other four were armed only with their dahs.

Though law enforcement officials were still piecing the case together, two of them said Mr. Romano entered school in the morning with a backpack and a long case in which he carried the gun, a Winchester 12-gauge pump-action sporting shotgun.

The Art of Seduction "The name of the game is calling the bird close," says Matt Wettish, an executive with O. F. Mossberg and Sons of North Haven, Conn., the world's largest manufacturer of sporting shotguns.