GMA Manager and Instructor Jay White and Instructor Randy Lilly present several different types of shotguns and explain how they work differently from one another. What are the advantages of each type and what applications are they designed for? Shotguns under review include a Benelli semiautomatic, Browning 12-gauge over-and-under, two-shot Coach gun, pump-action with ghost-ring sights, and more.
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