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A French flintlock pistol of extraordinary length by Simon Jovrjon. Circa 1740. Ref 2069 Muzzleloader

£ 3,850

An English flintlock side hammer pistol by Bond of London. Circa 1816-1825. Ref 1263. Muzzleloader

£ 1,150

A Scarce flintlock holster pistol from the Balkan area with very decorative brass mounts. Made by Wilson. Circa 1780-1810. Ref 7703 Muzzleloader

£ 850

A scarce Colt 1851 Navy .36 percussion revolver with the Hartford address. Ref 2088. Muzzleloader

£ 4,850

A superb antique double & single action pin-fire revolver by the famous maker LEFAUCHEUX. Ref 2024 Revolver

£ 2,750

Ref 2804. A scarce English Percussion bar hammer 6 shot Pepper box revolver. Circa 1840-1850. Muzzleloader

£ 1,650

Flintlock coaching Blunderbuss by P. BOND, Cornhill London. Ref 8990 Muzzle loader

£ 2,900

Pair of English Brass Barrelled Blunderbuss Pistols with Spring Bayonets. Ref 8289 Muzzle loader

£ 3,800

Pair of English single barrelled Percussion pocket pistol with screw off barrels. Ref 9364 Muzzle loader

£ 680

English brass barrelled Flintlock Blunderbuss made by BARBAR, Circa 1780. Ref 1023. Muzzleloader

£ 2,850

English sidehammer percussion pistol by J Harding & Son, Boro, London. Ref 9475. Muzzle loader

£ 1,250

A scarce English Flintlock box-lock muff pistol engraved Twigg with Brass frame. C. 1800. Ref 2211. Muzzleloader

£ 950

Flintlock boxlock pocket pistol by PATRICK of Liverpool. Ref 9069 Muzzle loader

£ 550

A scarce British Military EIC Cavalry Officers Flintlock Pistol date 1804. VEIC HEART MARK. Ref 2143. Muzzleloader

£ 1,850

A scarce English flintlock pistol with folding bayonet. Made by Conway of Manchester. Circa 1810. Ref 9443 Muzzleloader

£ 960

An Italian flintlock pistol of extraordinary length. Good condition. Circa 1740. Ref 1370. Muzzleloader

£ 1,150

Hammerli TAC-R1 Semi-Auto .22 Rifles

£ 399

Marlin XT-17VSL Bolt Action .17 Rifles

£ 475

A good English Flintlock pocket pistol made by Smith. Circa 1800. Ref 1575 Muzzleloader

£ 680

A scarce Irish percussion travelling pistol by Parkinson of Dublin. Circa 1835. Ref 1561. Muzzleloader

£ 850

A scarce British military SHORT SEA-SERVICE Flintlock Pistol. Circa 1790-1815. Ref 1566. Muzzleloader

£ 2,850

Napoleonic era single barreled Flintlock Duelling Pistol by the gunsmith Joseph Simmons of Birmingham. Ref 9681 Muzzleloader

£ 4,750

A rare English flintlock blunderbuss with a brass barrel and spring bayonet by Bond. Good condition. Circa 1820. Ref 9556. Muzzleloader

£ 3,850

Steyr Mannlicher Scout RFR Straight Pull .22WMR Rifles

£ 329

An antique pin-fire 6 shot double action .38 revolver in superb condition. Circa 1865. Ref 1895. Muzzleloader

£ 850

A rare double barrelled turn over percussion pistol by T. Lowe Chester. Circa 1830. Ref 9795 Muzzleloader

£ 840

An American Civil War era Colt 1862 Police model .36 perc revolver. Manufactured in 1863. Ref 2270 Muzzleloader

£ 1,650

A very fine silver inlaid Side by Side Double Barrel Percussion Pistol by Lang London. Ref 1109. Muzzleloader

£ 5,800

GSG - German Sport Guns GmbH Firefly .22 Long Barrel

£ 389

GSG - German Sport Guns GmbH Firefly .22 Long Barrel

£ 389

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Choosing a Calibre for Your Airguns. By Jonathan Young. Choosing calibre is usually not on the agenda for many people when first getting into airgun shooting. Affordability, available cash or inheriting a gun usually settles the matter before the question of which calibre is better over another is asked. For well over 100 years now, there have been 3 main calibres: .177 (or 4.5mm), .22 (5.5mm) and .25 (or 6.35mm), with a fourth - the .20 (5mm) - found on occasion. Very quickly there was a choice between calibres even at the beginning. The idea that .177 was always most popular is only partially

Remington is ready to fall into administration after struggling to make profits.

The big news from America this week is that one of the world’s most historic firearm manufacturers - Remington Arms - is filing for bankruptcy protection, whilst also looking for a takeover buyer. There are few gunmakers in the world that have been as successful and renowned as Remington for such a period of time, but more than 200 years of production could be set to dissolve. It’s been a tough few years for the North Carolina based business which simply isn’t able to pull in the number of sales that It once was. It has been reported that there are already

Back from the Brink: The Gunstar Renovation Challenge, S2 Ep.3

[Music] Part three - the penultimate episode. So last week we tackled the barrel, action, and this week we're gonna be tackling the wood. The love-hate relationship with this gun is definitely swinging in the balance towards hate - I'm not entirely sure whether this week's gonna change any of that. Anyway, enough talking, to the bench! [Music] So before we start on the wood I'm actually putting some of the metal bits back in place so that we do sort of finish them together or else you end up with that really awful wood to metal fit, but to be honest you’d completely

Product Review: XEye E3 Max

I've now had this E3 Max for around 8 months. It was my first thermal spotter and it's been a real game-changer. It has changed my shooting experience immensely, so much so that I now don't go shooting without it. The XEye range comprises of a number of handheld thermal spotters and rifle scopes. Prices range from £900-£3800. The E3 Max is mid-range and comes with a lot more functions than the E3 N and E3 N+. The max has a vox 17-pixel sensor, a detection resolution of 384x288 and a 35mm lens. The sole UK distributor is Optical Solutions UK. I’ll