For Want of a Tumbler, Part 1
Restoring a stunning Greener.
Restoring a stunning Greener.
The hows & whys of installing stock ovals
Have you heard the old story of a gun taking so long to build because the maker is waiting for the tree to grow for the stock?
An innovative new try-gun.
As the saying goes, there’s more than one way to skin a cat. There’s also more than one way to make a leather-covered recoil pad.
This custom Fox is engraved with New Hampshire’s state motto and flower and a rock formation called the “Old Man of the Mountain.” Granite texture replaces checkering.
Henry Atkin 12-bore No. 768 was rebuilt by English gunmaker Carl Russell & Co. before it was reunited with its two siblings.
A high-grade, high-condition Remington hammergun surfaces from the 1870s. Its configuration, finishes and markings make it so rare that no one knows why it was ever made.