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Two personal orders from Zabroski
Marc Zabroski: knives beyond expectation.
Vintage Gun Compatible Shells Now Available
Is it an off-road Bentley GT Alternative?
On the moor with Diggory, Vesper & Worm.
Is a 2008 Bentley the right kind of vintage for this gun dealer?
A new, limited release from Rigby.
Dress to impress your quarry
A new limited edition book.
Are the £275 mid-length boots good all-rounders?
An old cartoon depicting a hapless pair of sportsmen.
Options for Home Security
A mid-priced lead alternative.
A new steel load promises choke
A Westley Richards Classic
A Traditional Boot from Hoggs of Fife
Westley Richards launch their 2021 collection.
The purchase of a new gun has changed little in the London trade for over a century.
Birmingham gunmaker seeks a Gunroom Assistant.
The Baltic Aquascaphe proves its worth.

Welcome to The Vintage Gun Journal, your free-to-view monthly magazine for all things British gun and rifle.
We hosted November's annual shoot party at Caynham Court again this year and despite the wet weather enjoyed a memorable week.
With all the bills paid and decks cleared we now look forward to the descent of family from all around the UK for the Christmas festivities, which will be upon us very soon.
My 1998 Land Rover Defender is undergoing a radical rebuilt at enormous expense. I'm planning for it to outlast me, which as I approach my fifty-ninth year, poses less and less of a challenge to the old workhorse!
Gun auctions are doing better business than the rest of the trade, which is hurting. Holt's and Gavin Gardiner both had succesful sales in November, showing that, if priced right on the day, everything will sell.
I continue my research into the Rigby archives for my next book, which I hope will be ready to publish in late 2026.
I have been delighted by the growth in confidence of my young vizsla (Worm), who is now hunting with confidence and taking inspiration from her mother (Vesper). Vesper is still loving the work at the grand old age of eleven-and-a-half. I cherish what I know are numbered days in the field with her.
As always, thank you for reading the VGJ and I would like to wish all readers a very merry Christmas.
