B. Rizzini BR460
My grandfather traveled from Southern Italy to Ellis Island in 1923, and I am proud of my Italian heritage. While I don’t own a...
Greg Carpiniello enjoyed his first career as a boarding-school teacher and dean for close to 30 years. Along the way, he developed a passion for hunting and trained a few setters. As his collection of guns grew, he decided to pursue a career that aligned with his passions, so in 2015 he took over as the manager of Orvis Shotguns in Manchester, Vermont, and Millbrook, New York. He has a passion for researching and evaluating old guns and helping clients find the best shotguns for their needs and budgets.
My grandfather traveled from Southern Italy to Ellis Island in 1923, and I am proud of my Italian heritage. While I don’t own a...
I admire English shotguns for their pedigree of technical innovation, storied history, artistry and ethereal handling qualities. I extol their virtues often. The Longthorne...
I saw my first Cosmi in 2018, and I was smitten. More recently a client brought one in for show-and-tell. He offered: “I’m not...
I own three Fabarm shotguns, and I’d like to own the one reviewed here: the Elos N2 RS Sporting in 12 gauge with 32"...
Arrizabalaga SLE Pigeon Gun is a testament to a modern incarnation of Old World craftsmanship that bodes well for the revival of the Spanish trade.
How does a 57-year-old former boarding-school teacher end up taking over for the august Bruce Buck in the pages of Shooting Sportsman? I have...