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Shotguns have been a popular choice for hunters, sportsmen, and gun enthusiasts for many years due to their versatility and power. When it comes to selecting a shotgun, two primary options often come to mind: pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns. Each type offers distinct advantages and considerations that cater to different shooting preferences and requirements. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve deeper into the features, benefits, and drawbacks of pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns to help you make an informed decision when choosing the ideal shotgun for your needs.

Fusion Firearms is proud to announce the release of two new shotguns - the Liberty Series - SIlvertip  Over/under and the Liberty Series - Pitboss - 12 Gauge Side-by-Side Shotgun. These shotguns are designed to provide exceptional value and performance, with a focus on versatility to accommodate a range of different hunting applications.

A firearm or gun that uses slugs and fires shots over a short distance. A shotgun shoots straight at the object with extreme firepower. A single shot using a shotgun delivers a devastating blow to the target. In other words, a shotgun can bring down small animals such as ducks or ferrets, but it can also handle a bear or a mountain lion in close proximity.

A gun magazine is a holder, container, or storage piece that holds the gun's ammunition and feeds the firearm while in use. The firearm piece is detachable and can also be fixed onto the firearm. Also, when fitted onto a firearm, a magazine directly feeds the action parts of a gun. Each Magazine is unique and comes with different dimensions. For instance, a 1911 pistol magazine from Fusion Firearms varies.

There are several techniques by which you can hold the pistol. However, it goes back to your preference of the gun, and the method you are most conversant with that will help you shoot appropriately.