Stevens 555 Enhanced
With modern computerized machinery it now is possible to produce low-cost shotguns of a quality level impossible just a decade or two ago.
Fine Guns
Westley’s Appoints Managing Director
When Westley Richards Managing Director Simon Clode passed away in December, the firm’s owners thought hard about who could take his place at the helm.
Hemingway’s ‘Lost’ Guns
Cuba’s Finca Vigía gives up its secrets
The Short-Shell 12
A short history of 2″ guns & loads.
Gordy & Sons Opens in Houston
The private opening of Gordy & Sons took place on a Thursday evening in early May. It was a no-expense-spared soiree, reflecting the Gordys’ ambitions.
Syren Hires Brand Manager
“Lynne brings a level of professionalism and a passion for the shooting sports that will be a welcome addition to the Syren brand.” – Wesley Lang
The Sweet Sixteen
The 16 gauge has had a long and somewhat checkered history.
Beretta’s Beautiful One-Off
Enthusiasts have espoused that the side-by-side is the shotgun’s most pleasing form. Now Beretta has created state-of-the-art proof with its 490 Serpentina.
Dickinson Arms Estate
Estates not only look good, but they also are priced right.
Arrieta Ceases Production
Arrieta’s insolvency and the mid-2016 interruption in production at Spanish maker Ugartechea have some American importers wondering what—or who—may be next.
Pleissner’s Francotte
A Belgian double from an artist’s hands.
An Anglo-American Remington
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.