The Double Gun & Single Shot Journal: 1989–2022
The end of an era and the beginning of another
The end of an era and the beginning of another
Walter Clode, whose chairmanship of Westley Richards was an essential element in the revival of the British gun trade after the Second World War,...
Chris Dorsey's new book-and-companion-film set titled Call Time
Cosmi is now offering a new over/under by Italian design legend Ivano Tanfoglio.
If you are going to get one book on how to shoot sporting clays, Straight Shooting, by Anthony Matarese Jr. with Kerry Luft, is...
Ivo Fabbri, the visionary who created the company responsible for the world’s most expensive shotguns, died May 8 at the age of 93.
Conceived as an exhibition-grade piece based on London being a world trading hub, the gun is inlaid with gold, silver and copper—representing the metals that were traded as currency.
Habitat loss caused by fire, long-term drought and other factors has brought this icon of the sage-steppe ecosystem close to the Endangered Species Act
German gunmaker Merkel has renewed its commitment to the US market with a new importer of its shotguns and rifles.
Recently the Manchester, Vermont-based company introduced the Orvis Heritage, a 20-gauge side-by-side produced by Fabarm and based on the Italian gunmaker’s Classis model.
Since the late 1990s Krieghoff has commissioned each year a special engraving project called “The Gun of the Year” that is unveiled at IWA OutdoorClassics, in Nuremberg.
British artisanal knifemaker Salient Knives is introducing into the US a collection of knives designed for the hunting, shooting and outdoor markets.