One Fine Pheasant
A family shoot in Ireland
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A family shoot in Ireland
Josh Gardner heads to Australia.
Josh Gardner in the Highlands
Josh Gardner in the wake of Capt. Drought.
Restoring an old friend.
Shooting Grouse in County Durham
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The Hunt.
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Processing
A Great Day in a Poor Year
The Kill
Stephen Barnes in Australia
Unforgettable days on the moor.
by Patrick Chalmers
A view from the 1930s.
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Two places available for our Shoot Party.
Using Mid 19th-Century British Wildfowlers, by Stephen Wesbrook

Welcome to The Vintage Gun Journal, your free-to-view monthly magazine for all things British gun and rifle.
The snow held off until early January but made sure that my annual trip to Devon to try and shoot some wild snipe and woodcock, while based at the excellent Arundell Arms in Lifton, was a chilly one.
Old Vesper the vizsla joined me without the other dogs and enjoyed our three days together.
If she was disappointed by my megre contribution to the bag, she disguised it well and picked up other peoples' birds whenever the opportunity arose.
I now have a slight lull in my scedule before I head to SCI in Nashville, where I hope to see a few familiar faces.
As always, thank you for reading the VGJ and I would like to wish all readers a very happy 2026.
