
Antique Guns: Law Changes
Laura Saunsbury explains what's coming.
Laura Saunsbury explains what's coming.
An almost lost art revisited.
John Ormiston reflects on some surprise reunions.
Purdey's latest over & under.
Kirk Lubbes finds clockmakers and silversmiths and gunmakers hand-in-hand.
Hedworth Lambton, his Purdey & Lady Meux.
Stephen and Joseph Law's patent, and the Breech Loading Armoury Company
A Traditional Boot from Hoggs of Fife
Mark van den Boogart takes his son stalking.
The joys of one shot.
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March emerged, as did the sun, with promise of a return to outdoor fun; mororcycles to ride, dogs to train and a summer of events to prepare.
The Gun Trade is resiliant and activity continues to buck the economic trend. Enthusiasts have been busy in the auction market and English guns continue to sell.
The challenges posed by anti lead-shot legislation and the difficulty of getting new stock into auctions and dealer showrooms are beig met and I predict a continuing demand for good guns and rifles as the year progresses.
Spring brings out the vermin. Magpies, crows and squirrels are currently on the receiving end of small calibre rifle fire from Vintage Guns HQ, as they raid the bird table.