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ShotgunsBeretta SL2 Sport Adjustable shotgun review
Ed Jackson explores the Beretta SL2, a technical tour de force that merges competition pedigree with the high-end craftsmanship of the Pietro Beretta Custom Shop
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Semi-autoBeretta A400L semi-automatic shotgun review
The Beretta A400L combines modern engineering with classic styling. Bruce Potts puts it through its paces
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GearMegaVR Simstock review
The idea of using virtual reality to improve real-world shooting can raise an eyebrow. Yet tools like the MegaVR Simstock can be a surprisingly useful way to stay sharp, as Matt Kidd experiences
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Benelli Raffaello Advanced Impact Barrel Shotgun Review
If you want the ability to shoot steel or lead through any choke, then the Benelli Raffaello Limited Edition A.I. is definitely the gun for you, writes Bruce Potts
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Fair jubilee shotgun test: are affordable 12-bore over-and-unders worth buying?
With shooters increasingly considering affordable brands for over-and-unders, Rob Speed examines where FAIR shotguns are made, how reliable they are and whether they offer genuine long-term value for ...
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