Explore our collection focused on British Sporting long arms — from early muzzle loaders to the rise of the breech‑loading Sporting gun — with history, makers, and technical details.
John Dickson and Sons - Rare Single Barrel Pinfire Shotgun
Westley Richards - 14 bore Muzzle-loader, conversion to Breech-loader
Alexander Thomson - An early breech-loader saved from de-activation
Masu Brothers - London, What makes a British Gun ?
Thomas Miller - Sunderland. A quality maker often overlooked, with low production.
Cox and Clarke - Southampton The Practical Gunmakers This big bore Wildfowl gun started life as a muzzle loader over 175 years ago. The gun has no name, other than an inscription on the top of the barrel, that reads; Converted by Cox and Clarke the Practical Gunmakers - 28 High Street Southampton.
