Forty years ago, those of us who were trying to learn how to shoot handguns quickly and accurately decided we wanted to be able to do the same type of sport with rifles and shotguns. The rise of the AR-15 for competition has been well documented — shotguns not so much. Still, the desire to shoot a shotgun fast has driven the development of scatterguns just as with rifles. The result has been technology that is great for self-defense shotguns as well as those for competition.
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