Guns

A North Carolinian readies vintage guns for new days in the field

A Tennessee gunmaker
reproduces a powder rifle with
serious history

A trove of classic doubles brings America’s golden age of shotguns to life

A new shotgun series inspired by the Southern quail woods

A British-Italian collaboration yields an exceptionally agile bird gun

A new book of photographs and essays tells the story of the family-owned Italian company’s passion for sporting tradition

Eight of the best shops in the South and beyond for the bird-gun enthusiast

Long a favorite among Southern hunters, a classic shotgun returns to the field

For half a millennium, in a small valley in Italy, one family has been producing some of the finest guns in the world

A closer look at the craftsmanship of one of Lisa Tomlin

Excerpts and photos from the book Hemingway’s Guns: The Sporting Arms of Ernest Hemingway, by Silvio Calabi, Steve Helsley, and Roger Sanger

Virginia collector Michael Tuccori’s eighteenth-century Kentucky rifles are studies in American history

On the hunt for a very famous Greener