Keeping your shotgun clean is an integral part of waterfowl hunting. Whether you’re mucking through marshes or hunkered down in the blind during a blizzard, your gun is going to get dirty. Here are a few tips to keep your inertia shotgun cycling all season long. After disassembling your gun, use Break Free CLP to wipe down all surfaces and remove any debris like gunpowder, mud, and salt. If needed, wrap your rag around a screwdriver to get in...
The shotgun is often the forgotten firearm when it comes to cleaning. Maybe it’s the simplicity or lack of rifling, but when cleaning day comes around, the smoothbores are usually last to get the grease. That’s not smart if you want your rig to keep dumping gobblers and greenheads for decades to come. So, let’s show that shotgun some love. Whether you have a semi-automatic, pump, or over-under, the basics are the same. The Five-Minute Wipe-Down...
The gizzards of game birds like pheasants, ducks, and turkey are under-appreciated little nuggets of meat. Perhaps it’s because they look strange and are difficult to trim without proper instruction. Well, we’re taking the mystery out of preparing them by showing you how to clean a gizzard and how to cook a gizzard. The gizzard is a muscular stomach that holds the grit and stones which allow birds to grind and digest food. It’s oval shaped with...