Rigby Bissell Jones
An unusual combination
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An unusual combination
A classic Rigby .275 updated.
Is calibre choice logical or emotional?
An unusual 16-bore for restoration.
W&J Rigby with distinctive Irish barrels.
Stephen Nash on classical influences.
The earliest days of the British breech-loading game gun.
Better known as the Lee Speed.
Do you know your Screw-grip from your PHV-1?
Aiming at the top of the Market
100 Bath Street
8, Leicester Street
They represent probably the best value in terms of interesting design, complexity of mechanism, difficulty to build and quality.
Updated by Dr. Nicholas Harlow
Rigby & Bissell's co-patent for the vertical bolt of 1879.
Edward Lang guns occasionally appear. Who was he?
Scott's multi-grip patent of 1874
The Giant Grip was obsolete when it was patented.
It doesn't get easier.
A 16-bore by Wilkinson of Pall Mall.

Welcome to The Vintage Gun Journal, your free-to-view monthly magazine for all things British gun and rifle.
The Safari Club International show in Nashville last month was a great event and I was pleased to be there.
Attendance seemed good and exhibitors were positive about trade and interest.
This month I'm busy zeroing rifles, meeting US friends visiting to shoot deer, stalking when I can and finishing off my Land Rover restoration.
A few interesting guns have come and gone and we are filling up the last places on the November shoot party, here at Caynham Court.
As always, thank you for reading the VGJ .
