Michelle Cerino

When a product has fabulous, strong women standing behind it, I want to know more about it. Syren shotguns are no exception – with an amazing team of ambassadors touting the benefits of a shotgun designed for women. Meet a few of the latest members to Syren USA’s ambassador program and learn more about them and why they choose to shoot Syren shotguns in the month’s Syren Savvy. Read More

The start of a new year brings fresh opportunities, and for competitive shooters, it marks the beginning of a new season filled with promise and potential. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or aiming for your breakout year, success in this sport isn’t just about skill – it’s about preparation, planning and having a clear roadmap for the months ahead and your competitive shooting success. Read More

I recently interviewed Maggie Kelch and her daughter, Jessica, both avid clay target shooters, hunters and all around outdoorsy ladies. Maggie and I shoot sporting clays on Ladies Night at Hill’n Dale Club in Montville, Ohio, and her daughter (a school teacher) joins our group from time to time. Both of these ladies are great shots and love their Syren L4S shotguns. Find out how things have changed for them along the way. Read More

A traditional native quail hunt with Syren’s Julia Field shotgun in Southern Georgia – what more could a girl ask for? Ironically, I love historical fiction and was reading a book about plantations in Georgia when I found out Fiocchi Ammunition invited me, on behalf of “Women’s Outdoor News,” to a media trip to Sinkola Plantation.  Read More

They came, they saw, and they conquered. The Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) National Championship hosted 3,131 athletes at its annual event in July. It took place at the Cardinal Shooting Center in Marengo, Ohio. Syren USA was on hand in the showroom on Vendor’s Row, as well as being represented in the field. Read More