Recent content by PaulB

I totally agree. I love the vintage guns. This one is going to Botswana with me next July. I’m taking 2 guns. 1. 500 NE Rigby Rising bite 2. 318 double

If you are ever in Oklahoma, reach out. I’ll let you walk it

I didn’t install an exhaust system, But I should have. I’m building a new Gunroom next year, I’ll consult with you first!

Most of my collection has come from Europe, I spend more time searching than I should.

I’ve been excited to hold this rifle for quite some time—it’s truly a bucket-list gun for me. I’ve always wanted a pre-war .318 Drop-Lock, and some rifles just have that instant connection when you pick them up. This was definitely one of those. SN 18000, a .318 Westley Richards Drop-Lock...

Haha Thank you.

Well, As you can probably tell I have a hard time saying no to pretty much anything made by Holland, Rigby, Jeffery, and Westley Richards. I’ve been on a bit of a spending spree this month, but I was able to get several really special guns. 4 guns in particular that were on my “bucket list”...

@Altitude sickness Yes sir, I have a gun vault room, these pictures aren’t updated, it’s about 1/2 full now. The room will hold 210 guns.

I totally agree, these variations add to the originality, But how talented he was to make them hard to find!

I was able to pick these Ken Hunt engraved 12 bore Purdeys up last year in England. They are splendid indeed. Ken Hunt was widely regarded as one of the greatest gun engravers of the 20th century, brought an unparalleled level of artistry to 12-bore shotguns. His work, often seen on fine...