Beesley Is Back
If you wanted to know what interested British gunmakers—and their clients—during the shotgun’s golden era, you could do worse than look to Frederick Beesley.
Fine Guns
A Renaissance from Longthorne
“Our Renaissance gun has intricate but delicate scroll that is indicative of the 17th Century style," says Longthorne Marketing Director Elaine Stewart.
Browning B15 Beauchamp
Handsome is as handsome does” is nice as far as it goes. But for many shotgunners it doesn’t go far enough.
Donald Dallas Awarded President’s Cup
Donald Dallas, a Shooting Sportsman contributor and the prolific author of books on the history of gunmaking, was presented with the President’s Cup and the President’s Gold Medal at Holts Auctioneers' December sale, in London.
Retay Masai Mara
The Retay Masai Mara: a very nice inertia semi-auto.
Dickinson Hunter Light
The Dickinson Hunter Light: a fine field gun for less.
Lady Birds Take Flight in North Dakota
A new Pheasants Forever chapter in Bismarck, North Dakota, intends to carry forward the good conservation work that has made Pheasants Forever a force of almost 150,000 members.
Fausti Turns 70
Celebrating a gunmaking milestone.
William Powell’s “New” Perdix
The Perdix, which is a selection from Powell’s Continental line, is a sideplated 12- or 20-bore over/under based on a Batista Rizzini action.
A Parasite Position
The RPQRF believes that quail are impaired by parasitic infection, such as from eyeworms, and that their reproduction and survival are reduced.
Franchi Affinity 3
For long walks in the field or out to the blind (especially when you’re lugging other gear), there’s nothing like a lightweight semi-auto.
Gordy & Sons Men’s Brush Pants
The new lightweight brush pants from Gordy & Sons, Outfitters, in Houston, may be the coolest hunting pants you’ll ever wear—and I don’t mean just fashion-wise.