What does real high-volume shotgun shooting look like? In this episode, Tim Sundles of Buffalo Bore and legendary knife tycoon Lynn Thompson break down what it takes to shoot hundreds (or thousands) of birds a day during Argentina dove and pigeon hunts. They cover the realities of recoil management, glove and pad setups, barrel heat, and why seemingly small details like length of pull, cheek weld, and stock fit matter when you’re pulling the trigger thousands of times in a week. Lynn shares lessons from more than a dozen trips, including why he favors the Benelli Montefeltro in 20 gauge for reliability, speed, and reduced fatigue, even with cheap, locally made ammo. You’ll also hear practical advice on renting vs. bringing your own shotgun, dealing with third-world logistics, why semi-autos dominate this kind of shooting, and how loaders (“birdmen”) completely change the pace of the hunt.