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After years of development, conversations with craftsmen, and countless decisions behind the scenes, the Odin Arms shotguns have officially arrived in the United States.

In this episode of Northern Wings & Clays Field Notes, Mike shares the story behind the arrival of the Odin Arms guns and explains the philosophy that shaped them.

Rather than simply announcing a new shotgun, Mike discusses the deeper process of bringing a firearm to market — the engineering decisions, the balance considerations, the importance of reliability, and the long tradition of sporting shotguns that inspired the project.

What makes a shotgun truly great?

Why do some guns simply feel right when you mount them?

And what separates an honest sporting gun from one that’s built around trends?

This episode is both an announcement and a conversation about craftsmanship, handling, and the responsibility that comes with putting your name on a firearm.

The Odin Arms shotguns are now in the country and available through Northern Wings & Clays — and this episode marks the beginning of their story.

In the next episode, Mike dives deeper into one of the most misunderstood aspects of shotgun design: why some guns feel alive in your hands, and what truly creates great balance.

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