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Our Next Show We will be exhibiting our guns, cases and accessories at the Vintage Cup World S/S Championships and Exhibition held at Pintail Point, Queenstown, Maryland on 23rd, 24th, 25th and 26th September 2010. Full details of the venue can be found at the link above.
Vintagers
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Recent Additions
To Our Stock List
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And how rare is this?! A sidelever Holland & Holland Royal. According to H&H records, the gun was most probably made for stock as opposed to a specific order and it has been suggested that it was built as a marketing piece, pitted against the sidelever guns by Boss and Grant. |
This lovely hammergun made by J S Boreham of Colchester recently came to us in a very sad state. Some 40 hours later we have this little beauty looking for a good home. The engraving is really lovely and with 2 3/4" nitro proof is well worth a closer look. |
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We have just finished
this rare and unusual Holland & Holland Hammergun. It is in beautiful
condition and is a must for any H&H fan.
Check it out! |
It may be a non-ejector
but it is fantastic value for clays or game. Made by William Moore &
Grey in the last decade of the 19th Century, this is a real beauty.
Click here for more details. |
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We
came across this lonely H&H leather & brass case recently and
after a reline we felt it just had to join our Holland & Holland
Needham Ejector. We managed to save the label, albeit slightly damaged
and have equipped the case with a pair of nice old chrome snapcaps,
a new Ebony & Brass cleaning rod and contemporary style pewter oil
bottle.
Take a look!
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Good luck has to happen
to someone and obviously someone very significant was looking down on
us when we left a halfhearted bid on a pile of externally rather ordinary
gun cases at the same auction house where we had acquired a Westley
Richards BiW hammergun no. 5527 some 9 months earlier. Lo and behold,
there was the case for the WR, complete with label and relineable partitions.
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rest is history so take a look!
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We have become familiar
with the cartridges of RST
Ltd through the US double gun competitions and exhibitions that
we attend and can thoroughly recommend their products. Their range includes
many light loads for those shooting classic guns or simply wanting to
take advantage of light recoil and improved patterns. For those not
able to access CIP standard ammunition, we would strongly recommend
the use of the RST Ltd
cartridges in our guns, ensuring of course that the correct case length
and load is used for the gun in question.
Technical inquiries about RST Ltd cartridges should be addressed directly to them. |
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Visit our Hand
Made Tools and Accessories page for details of our unique Damascus
Bodied Snapcaps, Oil Bottles and Striker Pots. You will also find details
of our bespoke Engraving Service
for these fabulous accessories.
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Heritage Guns is delighted to offer
a new service to our customers: |
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Heritage Guns is an organization with a well-defined ethos. We are passionate about
guns made around the turn of the 19th Century and especially so about
those by lesser known gunmakers both in London and the provinces. |
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Every Heritage Gun can be ordered with a Heritage Companion, a unique leather bound manual which gives a fascinating insight into the history of the gun's maker, the gun itself and a mass of patent and other technical information. |
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If required, all guns can be supplied in a beautifully restored case, fitted with hand crafted tools.
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