The Gough Thomas Atkin
Who hasn’t fantasized about the ideal double? We all have ideas of what makes a perfect gun, yet few of us ever will put those ideas into practice.
Purdey’s Purchases Shooting Grounds
The shooting school, which is set on 65 acres, features a outlet and is home to The Really Wild Clay Company, which arranges simulated shoots across the UK.
‘High-Art’ Engraving
The collective efforts of Creative Art
Boxall & Edmiston
What happens when the former Manufacturing Director of Holland & Holland, Peter Boxall, joins forces with the Managing Director of Sterling, James Edmiston?
Piotti Smallbore Over/Unders
It is as lovely as a Ferrari Barchetta and every bit as high-performance.
McKay Brown’s Celebratory Guns
David McKay Brown celebrates 50 years in business.
Celebrating Churchill’s
On the occasion of the company’s 125th anniversary.
The Godfather of Gun Engraving
The revolutionary influence of Ken Hunt By Douglas Tate xhibition guns are the new gold standard. One rarely can pick up a top-tier gunmaker’s...
F.lli Rizzini’s New Over/Under
High demand for the firm’s handmade side-by-side has slowed development of the over/under . . . until now.
Boxall & Edmiston’s Gun Builder
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.
Charles Gordon & His Guns
In 1884, when he came into his full inheritance, Gordon started collecting in earnest, ordering guns in profusion. Most were out-of-period muzzleloaders.
Greener’s “Watershed” Moment
Aside from the unique marketing moniker engraved on its rib it’s a pretty standard FH35 with a replacement stock, a few dings and a modest price.