A Flight of Fancy
Malcolm Appleby is back with the Dragonfly Gun.
Doug Tate is an Editor at Large for Shooting Sportsmanwith more than 350 articles published in the past 30 years. A British native, he attended the College of Art & Industrial Design, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and has a keen eye for aesthetics, from a well-turned sentence to a well-filed gun action. He has been a longtime contributor to The Field, in the UK, and is the author of the books Birmingham Gunmakers and British Gun Engraving. He now lives in the Pacific Northwest.
Malcolm Appleby is back with the Dragonfly Gun.
Over the past two decades we’ve witnessed the slow decline of the Spanish fine-gun trade. Now two heritage brands have come together in a...
Gunmaker Webley & Scott, based in the West Midlands, in the heart of England, has been making side-by-side shotguns with the winged-bullet trademark since...
We take a look at E.J. Churchill's most recent addition: the Crown
In the US we tend to think of live-pigeon guns in the narrowest terms. We mostly think 12 gauge. But what about smallbores? Mike...
Smith & Torok has built a brace of 10-bores with both shotgun and rifle barrels called Dual Guns
We’re constantly being reminded of the slackening significance of brick-and-mortar retail, but there are exceptions. Holland & Holland’s London gunroom has been relocated to...
A revived Charles Lancaster has appointed a new US importer with a New York address
What happens when a gunmaker founded in 1784 adopts the micron-precision standards governing the aerospace industry? One answer is Gallyon Gun & Rifle Makers’...
Walter Clode, whose chairmanship of Westley Richards was an essential element in the revival of the British gun trade after the Second World War,...
Cosmi is now offering a new over/under by Italian design legend Ivano Tanfoglio.
Ivo Fabbri, the visionary who created the company responsible for the world’s most expensive shotguns, died May 8 at the age of 93.