Gallyon Gun & Rifle Makers
Photographs by Simon Buck It was July in Norfolk, and Mark Fitzer stood in a sun-bleached field of wheat and pointed to a clump...
The Double Gun & Single Shot Journal: 1989–2022
The end of an era and the beginning of another
The ABAS Series 8
A.A. Brown & Sons builds its first over/unders
W.W. Greener for Sale
W.W. Greener, one of the most famous and influential English gunmaking firms of the Victorian and Edwardian eras, is for sale.
Cyril S. Adams
1938-2020
Shooting Sportsman asked several of his longtime friends to comment on the qualities that defined his character.
Perfection by Design
The Westley Richards ‘droplock’:
a stroke of gunmaking genius.
The Life & Times of David McKay Brown
Britain’s most successful independent gunmaker eyes retirement
Commissioning a New Gun
The finer points & process of ordering a gun
The Bookshelf
Authors Donald Dallas and David J. Baker are heavyweights in writing about the history and development of the British sporting-gun trade in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Cole Expands to Texas
The new Texas shop is the third location for Cole Fine Guns & Gunsmithing, which includes an operation in Harpswell, Maine, and its flagship store in Naples, Florida.
Bobwhites by the Book
As wild-quail populations nose-dived in the Southeast in the 1980s, relative declines on even well-managed private plantations in north Florida and south Georgia proved that they, too, were not immune.
Remembering Wild Quail
It’s hard to foster a budding young Babcock or Ruark on an ersatz diet of pen-raised quail. While There Were Still Wild Birds: A Personal History of Southern Quail Hunting, by Richard E. Rankin Jr., is one modern exception.