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Vintage Guns for the Modern Shot

At the back of many a gun cabinet lurks a neglected old shotgun. This book will encourage its owner to bring it back into use. It also provides practical advice on buying the right gun for restoration. It describes the steps and potential pitfalls on the path to renovation so the gun can be used and enjoyed.

The author's passion is for old guns and for their continued use in the field. He argues that the quality of craftsmanship in many old guns, as well as the sheer pleasure of handling them, makes them superior to the machine-made over/unders of the modern shooting field.

Hadoke covers all aspects of collecting and restoring shotguns for use - on an affordable budget. He writes for the shooter rather than the engineer or historian, and his fascinating book is presented in an easy-to-read style.


Author: Diggory Hadoke
ISBN: 978 1 873674 90 1
Published: September 2007
Format: 276 x 216
Binding: Hardback
No. of pages: 224
280 colour photographs
20 black & white photographs
Price: £30.00

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Vintage Guns for the Modern Shot



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Press reviews

Reviewed by James Marchington of Sporting Shooter in November 2007

'Plenty of practical advice for shooters who head for the auction house rather than the gunshop.'

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Reviewed by Bill Harriman of Shooting Times in October 2007

'This book is jam-packed with all manner of useful advice and information. It really struck a chord with me.'

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