Purdey’s New Trigger Plate Gun
In May Purdey rolled out an over/under intended to compete in the high-bird stakes.
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.
In May Purdey rolled out an over/under intended to compete in the high-bird stakes.
The mysterious Purdey engraver Aristide Barré
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High demand for the firm’s handmade side-by-side has slowed development of the over/under . . . until now.
English gunmaker Boxall & Edmiston, which has been in the forefront of computer-generated design and manufacture while retaining elements of traditional crafts-manship, has created an online tool to create the ultimate custom gun.