
US Tarriffs add 10% to British Guns
US customers see huge price hike.
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US customers see huge price hike.
British gun auctions are already underway in 2025
Holt's & Gavin Gardiner
Social Media is Hampering Trade
Tigers & Leopards hunted by Sir A.W. Ibbotson
June perspective
90% sold in March, July building.
From Holt's to Gavin Gardiner's
Is There a Future for Old Guns?
They have never been better value.
From Southam's to Holt's
Plans and Pitfalls
Are we back to 'normal'?
Norfolk hosts the latest in a flurry of gun auctions.
Selous' old clothes sell at auction.
A Rare .360 Sets Pulses Racing
Some reflections on end of the year sales.
Pros and Cons in the Internet age.
.360 Holland & Holland for sale this month.
Auctions deliver the odd win.
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The season for gamebirds in England arrived on August 12th, with grouse and I have been lucky enough to shoot a few this month while spending a day walking-up with some friends and dogs at the Raby Estate.
The walking was hard and the shooting challenging but there isn't much more enjoyable and pure than this kind of sport. This is how our forebears cut their teeth in the shooting field.
September offers more - a couple of driven grouse days in Cumbria to look forward to.
Meanwhile, the market continues to favour best quality, best condition and unusual patents. Classic between-the-wars sporting rifles are in demand and the auction houses have been selling out every sale, though prices continue to be a lot lower than a decade ago. Good news for buyers!
We will try to bring you more articles in the coming months.
I have stopped writing for some of the print magazines I have been working with for years in order to devote more time to the Vintage Gun Journal.