The .22 Shotgun
This review of the rare Anschutz Model 1370 .22 shotgun explores its capabilities and limitations. While capable of breaking clays at very close ranges and effective for specific pest control scenarios like rats or barn pigeons, its effective range is severely limited. The .22 Long Shot ammunition, containing only 24 grains of #12 shot, lacks the power for consistent breaks on clay targets beyond 5-7 yards and is less powerful than some air rifles at distance. The firearm itself features a simple bolt-action mechanism, adjustable sights, and a 24-inch barrel, but its practical utility is confined to very niche applications.






