SHOTGUNS - Sporting Classics Daily

Syren USA Names Lynne Green Brand Manager

The company is expanding its management team in response to rapid growth.

Without a number of important patents from William Scott, today’s break-open shotguns would be drastically different, if possible at all.

Three events totaling 250 birds.

Sporting Classics will be in North Carolina for the big event.

“The Model 42 was his go-to gun to put meat on the table.”

Making new memories with an old shotgun.

The Sweet Sixteen was chosen for its light weight, smooth handling, and commitment to tradition.

The company was selected for its innovation, longevity, and widespread influence.

Sporting Classics selected Negrini’s new Uplander shotgun cases for their durability, ease of access, and TSA-accepted features.

Whether it’s used for deer, ducks, or turkeys, this new shotgun sight promises to bring more game to bag.