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Shooting Gazette
|March 2017
Meet the modern British gunmaker enjoying its position in the market.

Ten years ago, if you asked anyone with a passing interest to name the famous British gunmakers the answer would
no doubt have included names like Purdey, Holland & Holland and Boss. And anyone who has read articles by our own Donald Dallas over the years would be able to add plenty more names to that illustrious trio. But apart from the modern gunmaking genius that is David McKay Brown there couldn’t have been many other contemporary names on the list. There were a number of world-renowned individual craftsmen, such as David Sinnerton, but hardly any other established manufacturers displaying at the game fairs and running their own factories.
However, fast-forward to 2017 and that situation has changed quite notably. Now if somebody wants a British gun from a new maker there are two very attractive options. Boxall & Edmiston in the West Midlands is one of them and Longthorne Gunmakers, now based in Northampton since their move from the north west last year, is the other. And I had the pleasure of visiting Longthorne's impressive new facility on the western fringe of the town centre in January.

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