An early 19th century Brown Bess with the East India Co. kite mark, the lock working at full and half cock. The ramrod looks original. Some small wood damage as pictured. Marks and wear commensurate ...
Deactivated no license required.
A Savage produced No. 4 Mk1 made in 1942 under the "lend lease" scheme. With "US PROPERTY" stamped into the side of the action. An interesting piece of wartime ...
Extremely rare reproduction (i believe) of an Enfield 1856 pattern cavalry carbine or East India Pattern. There are no markings hence my beleif its a reproduction and the barrel is smooth bore.
It ...
In England and Wales, if you are 18 or over you can buy and own most air rifles without a licence, a certificate, or any police paperwork. The catch is the power limit. As long as the rifle produces less than 12 foot-pounds of muzzle energy, it sits ...
In England and Wales you can walk into a gun shop, buy an air rifle, and take it home the same day with no licence, as long as it produces less than 12 ft-lb of muzzle energy. An air rifle fires a single pellet using stored compressed air rather than...
August always seems to arrive faster than expected.
One minute you're enjoying a relatively quiet summer with the dog, and the next you're looking at the calendar and realising the shooting season is just around the corner. For m...