Gun Dog Forum

Not sure why the majority of my posts never see daylight on this forum but let me try this again. In the past I've owned several different styles of shotguns. Pumps, doubles, autos, and singles were all in my safe at one point. Something was missing though. For the most part, when bird hunting, I ca...

Maybe this is where I should have posted first. It's been a long time since I've bird hunted native recently found a local fellow that owns what appears to be a pretty good GSP. Looking forward to getting out with him a lil next season. That being said, I'm not new to the idea of hunting with dogs. ...

I haven't been bird hunting is several years but the last time I went I was lugging around a Mossberg 835. We were hunting pheasants and had a blast. That gun shot where you pointed it but it was originally bought for turkey hunting. The 3.5" shells were a bit hard to handle IMO and I wanted to get ...

Not that this is going to be largely helpful but I'm running a garmin Astro 220 with dc30 collars. They've been accurate for me but didn't care for the nylon so I switched out the one I use most for a dayglo. Because my dogs are small and there's not enough neck on them for multiple collars, I'm get...

I've heard through my pals in the gun industry that it will be anywhere from 1-1.5 years before it stabilizes.

Just wanted to say hey to everyone. I'm new to the site but not to hutning with dogs. My grandfather had a GSP some time ago that was an absolute machine. I've hunted birds, coons, bears and rabbits off and on all my life with dogs but have recently found myself wrapped up into a sport that I feel i...

The largets issue that most will deal with is the extractor itself. Steel on steel will wear the extractor or break it at some point. Might take a few thousand rounds or only a few hundred but if you keep running steel, it's going to happen.