Three Historically Important Single Shot Rifles
This is what I got from Miles Gilbert / Arizona: “American single shot rifles may be out of their league in the presence of high grade British and Contine...
This is what I got from Miles Gilbert / Arizona: “American single shot rifles may be out of their league in the presence of high grade British and Contine...
25 years ago I inherited a nice little Smith & Wesson revolver from my father-in-law. Time to take a closer look at the history of this weapon. The inscript...
Fascinating new came today from Italian gunmaker Beretta: Beretta Holding expands its presence in the UK with the prestigious acquisition of Holland & Holla...
RED ALERT When shotgun shooters see red, this is not a cause for concern but rather for joy. Because red is the favourite colour of the Italian premium shotgun ...
FROM MUZZLE TO CENTER The transition from muzzle-loader to breech-loader took place relatively quickly in the 1860s. Within a few years the age-old method of lo...
The Golden Age For centuries, Liège was the most important firearms forge in the world. Already since the 16th century, weapons were produced here for both mili...
MODERN CLASSIC Johann Fanzoj, best-gun makers from Ferlach, Austria just introduced their new creation. The beautiful round action shotgun is a synthesis of mod...
by Miles Gilbert The remainder of information on the top rib of this lovely double rifle includes the 59 St. James’s St, London address and then in front of the...
The first Krieghoff was build in 1886. In that year Ludwig Krieghoff together with a partner founds the „Sempert & Krieghoff Gewehrfabrik“ (Sempert & Kr...
From Auto Motor Sport 1961 This is such a wonderful article of late car Guru Fritz B. Busch in German Car Magazin Auto Motor Sport: Source: https://www.auto-mo...