One Fine Pheasant
A family shoot in Ireland
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A family shoot in Ireland
Josh Gardner heads to Australia.
Josh Gardner in the Highlands
Josh Gardner in the wake of Capt. Drought.
Restoring an old friend.
Shooting Grouse in County Durham
Join us in 2025
The Hunt.
Shooting the surplus has benefits
Processing
A Great Day in a Poor Year
The Kill
Stephen Barnes in Australia
Unforgettable days on the moor.
by Patrick Chalmers
A view from the 1930s.
More Outback Explora Adventures
Two places available for our Shoot Party.
Using Mid 19th-Century British Wildfowlers, by Stephen Wesbrook

Welcome to The Vintage Gun Journal, your free-to-view monthly magazine for all things British gun and rifle.
The last day of the season had me walking the hedgerows and gulleys with all four dogs as we tried to bag a few stragglers on our little Clun valley shoot.
Worm made her first proper retrieve! A hen bird that fell seventy yards away in a turnip field. She found it, collected it and brought it to hand nicely.
Until now, the feathers had distracted her when she tried to pick-up a fresh bird. I think she has worked it out now.
This month, we have the British Shooting Show to attend before I fly to SCI a couple of days later.
Auction catalogues are filling up. Check-out Harper Field for some good kit. Holt's will not be far behind.
I'm currently busy researching Mauser C96 sales from Westley Richards to Rigby between 1899 and 1905.
As always, thank you for reading the VGJ and I hope to meet some of you at Safari Club International in Nashville this month.
