Duck! Goose!
Whether in a duck blind or a dove field, many of us have dropped a bird nearby and thought, Wow, I bet that would hurt. For Maryland resident Robert Meilhammer, the hypothetical recently became all too real.
Whether in a duck blind or a dove field, many of us have dropped a bird nearby and thought, Wow, I bet that would hurt. For Maryland resident Robert Meilhammer, the hypothetical recently became all too real.
The folks at James Purdey & Sons, in London, have partnered with The Sporting Box Company, in North Yorkshire, in developing a shooting gunbox like no other.
Sportsmen recently lost one of Texas’s—and the country’s—strongest voices for the outdoors and conservation with the passing of Ray Sasser. Sasser died February 21 in a Dallas hospital following an eight-year battle with lymphoma. He was 69.
In many ways the end of an era, the auctions of Extraordinary Firearms and Sporting & Collector offerings at James D. Julia from March 21 to 23 will be the last gun sale to be held at the firm’s Fairfield, Maine headquarters.
On December 14, 2017, an era came to an end. That’s when James D. Julia Auctioneers merged with Morphy Auctions to create one of North America’s largest antique auction houses.
The mention of E.J. Churchill often conjures up discussions of the iconic Churchill XXV shotgun.
Since the company was established by Isodoro Rizzini in 1971, FAIR has been making guns in Marcheno, Italy, in the country’s famous Val Trompia.
T.R. White & Co. Gunmakers has brought a new and entirely British-made over/under to market—and it is priced to be accessible to more sportsmen.
It is as lovely as a Ferrari Barchetta and every bit as high-performance.
David McKay Brown celebrates 50 years in business.
Gather a few friends for a road trip, and get out and enjoy the smell of burnt powder in the forest.
Now, coming full circle, Savage Arms is offering its own Fox A Grade made by Connecticut Shotgun.