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A lot of buyers and overseas dealers struggle to get it right.
Can this repair rescue a vandalised Grant?
A guide to using the bore gauge.
Stephen Nash on Pinfire Conversions
Rigby & Bissell's co-patent for the vertical bolt of 1879.
The L-T bullet patent by Leslie Taylor.
An Old Woodward Gets New Tubes
A Birmingham Gunmaker Thinks So.
By Purdey Gunroom Manager Dr. Nicholas Harlow.
Can we revive a destroyed classic?
A big investment in best work.
A Shooting Card from a Bonehill
We question the need for speed.
Unique Engraving, Special Gun.
The Origins of Percussion Ignition
A Field Test of Non-lead Ammo.
A demonstration of cocking and firing.
The limits of home gunsmithing
The Trajectory of the Modern Trap
Some guns are just too far gone to restore.
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Shropshire is beginning to resemble San Antonio, as the drought continues and temperatures reach a staggering 41 degrees at midday.
It is even too hot to go pigeon shooting.
The news has been dominated by the announcement of a Bill to go before the Commons next year to ban lead shot and lead bullets. That means that 2030 will begin with no more of either open to us. Vintage gun and rifle owners will be the most affected.
July is Game Fair month and I will be there this year helping my friends at Westley Richards man their exhibition of guns, rifles, kit and clothing.
Please drop by and say hello.
I'm delighted to hear that the grouse season is looking promising and have a couple of days lined-up in Cumbria to look forward to.
I am hoping for some respite to the heatwave that is killing the trees and depleting the river to a point I have not seen before. Meantime, I'm enjoying some leisurely Harley rides in summer gear, pretending I'm back in Texas.