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The home of James Purdey & Sons since the 1880s, Audley House, on South Audley Street—at one time, Beau Brummell lived on that street in Mayfair.
Timeless (I)
It is a truth universally acknowledged—at least among those who have it—that you can’t buy…
Garmin Xero C1 Pro chronograph—smaller than a box of ammunition, a third the weight, and usable under all conditions. What more could you ask?
Another Garmin Breakthrough
As a general rule, new technology is not at the top of my list to…
Teresa and her Browning BT-99 trap gun. She says part of learning how to shoot trap includes learning to blame your poor performance on the gun.
Join the Club
While talking to Ed and his wife outside of church a few Sundays ago, Jim…
Wieland’s favorite page from Donald Dallas’s 2008 masterpiece, The British Sporting gun and Rifle. The shotgun is an Adams-patent Purdey underlever, typical of the superb illustrations that add so much to a book that is already extraordinary.
A Shotgunner’s Essential Library
There’s nothing quite like moving your home, office, gun room, and library to bring home…
Mannlicher-Schönauer Model 1905, chambered for the 9x56 M-S, is as fine a bolt-action woods carbine as you will find.
Thirty-Five
In many ways, .35-caliber cartridges find themselves in the same situation as 35-year old men: …
Fabarm Elos N2 RS Shotgun Review
Shotgun Passion with Travis Mears is a new exclusive series for this YouTube channel filmed…
Possibly the most spectacular piece of English walnut Wieland’s ever seen, although he prefers the French walnut on the E.M. Reilly, also shown. Some chocolate sundaes are just too rich. Still, a beautiful piece, and no one would ever call it boring.
Stock Synthesis
This week, I had the pleasure of visiting Lee Shaver in his single-shot temple in…
Miss Barbara showing how it’s done, with her beloved Kolar shotgun on the trap field. She calls herself the “shooting Barbie,” but we wouldn’t dare.
Just DON’T Do It! (Sorry, Nike)
So, you’re a man thinking of teaching your wife to shoot clays? Hooray! Good for…
Winchester pre-’64 Model 70 in .220 Swift, with a 26-inch barrel and fitted with a Meopta Optika5 MeoPro 4-20x50 RD scope. The rifle was manufactured in 1953.
A Match Made in Heaven
Not many cartridges can claim to have a mystique, and a cult-like following, but the…
Shotgun patterns, either on paper or steel patterning plates, are notoriously unphotogenic, and publishers often fall back on illustrations, such as this one in Gough Thomas’s Gun Book (1970). They are misleading, since they show no pellets outside the circle—and there are many!
30 Inches, 40 Yards
Patterning a shotgun is not rocket science. It’s not even grade nine algebra. It’s more…
Gorgeous, no? Boss & Co. #6205, 20 gauge, made around 1915, is a self-opening over/under. It may be one of a kind. Or, it may not. Photos courtesy Rock Island Auction Company
Never Say Never. Never!
Gorgeous, no? Boss & Co. #6205, 20 gauge, made around 1915, is a self-opening over/under.…
Double rifles of the quality of this W.J. Jeffery, built between 1929 and 1939, do not come along every day. Just seeing and handling such a rifle is a privilege.
The Fate of the Jeffery
A few of these missives ago, I alerted readers to the presence at the Rock…
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