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Steve Barnett Fine Guns Continues

Steve Barnett recently passed away, and the fine-gun trade would have been at a loss had the business passed with him.

With its Call of the Uplands campaign, Pheasants Forever/Quail Forever intends to raise $500 million for the next generation of conservationists.

Written in a uniquely accessible style, Shotgun Technicana explores every aspect of fine guns.

It’s been 150 years since an English side-by-side has been built with barrels machined from a single billet of steel.

Land owners are teaming with Indiana state wildlife biologists to create a hunting management plan.

Purdey’s has introduced a scaled-down 20-bore version “suitable for both driven and walked-up shooting.”

The rumors were rife. Beretta had acquired Holland & Holland, the London firm famous for its fine guns and rifles.

You can’t become a better shooter without practice, but you can practice without the time and expense of a trip to the range.

Krieghoff, based in Ulm, Germany, has consistently unveiled a “Gun of the Year”—frequently featuring historic or geographic themes.

Self-taught wildlife artist Richard Clifton captured a single lesser scaup drake that won the 2020 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest.

The Oxford Premium features a detachable trigger group, comes in 12 or 20 bore, and is intended for game shooting or sporting clays.

What if a gentleman already owns more London best guns than Her Majesty the Queen?