John Northmore looks at a rather significant improvement on the old Remington Rolling Block BPCR, in Pedersoli’s John Bodine model
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John Northmore re-visits that classic black powder cartridge rifle the Sharps 1874 in perhaps its best version
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Derek Landers takes another look at US Cavalry’s most famous longarm – the Pedersoli reproduction Springfield Trapdoor Carbine
continue reading >Derek Landers gets acquainted with a muzzle loading rifle from Pedersoli, aimed at the minority group known as southpaws, those who favour their left hand…
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Boots and saddles – and a Springfield Carbine
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John Northmore rolls out another of his favourite BPCRs in the form of Pedersoli’s reproduction of the old Trapdoor Springfield
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The original didn’t do George’s younger brother much good at the Little Big Horn, but nevertheless, Pete Moore revisits Pedersoli’s reproduction of one of the more obscure BPCRs – the 1885 Trapdoor Springfield Officer’s Model in 45-70 Government
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Derek Landers admires Pedersoli’s recreation of one of Winchester’s 1886/71 iconic lever action rifles, albeit in hunting guise rather than a ‘cowboy’ getup…
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Derek Landers examines Pedersoli’s unusual small calibre Sharp’s target rifle
continue reading >Derek Landers gets to try out another version of Pedersoli’s Sharps 'Little Betsy’ rifle, this time in .22 LR
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John Northmore looks at a Persian example of what he considers the best Mauser rifle of all - the full-length, G98
continue reading >Pete Moore goes back to the beginning with a rebuild of his first proper hunting rifle
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Chris Parkin gets behind yet another 338 Lapua long ranger - this time from Canada
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Derek Landers takes a look at the gun catering to Western shooters’ and aficionados’ love affair with the Colt Single Action Army revolver: the Pietta 1873…
continue reading >DEREK LANDERS investigates a modern reproduction of a classic Colt revolver, the Navy 1861, from the Italian manufacturer Pietta…
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This month we feature a Pietta reproduction Colt Navy percussion revolver, which is actually more a repro of a Confederate brass framed copy of a Colt… Confused? Let Derek Landers explain
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Derek Landers looks at a replica Dance Brothers Revolver from Pietta
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Derek Landers takes a look at Pietta’s recreation of the unusual ten shot LeMat revolver
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Derek Landers takes a look at Pietta’s recreation of the unusual ten shot LeMat revolver
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Better known for their reproductions, Pietta’s come up with a surprisingly good little .22LR semi-automatic rifle in the shape of the PPS50. Derek Landers takes a look…
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