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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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May was remarkable for the incredible celebrations that Rigby put on for the 250th Anniversary, aboard HMS Victory and HMS Warrior in Portsmouth. It was also the official launch of 'Rigby Resurrection'.
This new book by Diggory Hadoke and Marc Newton narrates the transformation the company has undergone these past fifteen years.
Only this first edition of 1,000 numbered copies will ever exist. They can be dedicated and signed by the authors to individual requests. Available only from Rigby.
June looks like it will be as dry as were April and May. I wonder if that will help the grouse chicks survive or if they will be suffering from a lack of drinking water.
We have a month to prepare for the next Holt's sale and a little more time to anticipate the Game Fair, both in July.
In the meantime, I'll make the most of the hot weather with a bit of motorcycle riding and log stacking.