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The Southern 2024

We are busily preparing some fine Scottish guns to take to The Southern Classic Side by Side Championship and Exhibition, which takes place at Deep River Sporting Clays, Sanford, in North Carolina, April 25th to 28th. We are again holding our Scottish Round-Action Challenge and bringing a beautiful Ballantyne foundry cast bronze of a red Grouse for the winner, and our friends at S. Delaney & Sons will be hosting our first Dickson Owners Club gathering in the USA for 2024. You can find out more about this great event here

Will you be taking this trophy home?

En besøkende fra Norge 

(A Visitor From Norway)

We were very pleased to receive a Dickson Owners Club member in Dunkeld, all the way from Norway. 

He recorded his experience of his visit on Scribehound and you can read about it here

Vintage Gun Inventory Update

We have just added some really interesting and rare Scottish guns to our Vintage Gun Inventory, including:

• John Dickson & Son 12 gauge Round-Action from 1928 - a great way into Round-Action ownership
• John Dickson & Son 12 gauge Round-Action, from 1904 - re-manufactured gun with new 28in barrels already fitted
• John Dickson & Son 12 gauge Round-Action, from 1894 - beautiful early gun with good 29in steel barrels
• Alex Martin 'Ribless' 12 gauge boxlock ejector - a superb lightweight gun fitted with ribless barrels
• John Robertson 20 gauge boxlock ejector - from the man behind the success of Boss & Co.
  

We also have a number of interesting Scottish guns currently going through the workshop, including:

• Mortimer & Son 12 gauge boxlock ejector - best quality damascus barrelled gun made in 1897
• John Robertson 20 gauge boxlock ejector - from the man behind the success of Boss & Co.
• William McCall 12 gauge boxlock ejector - new long stock, excellent newer steel barrels

If we can assist with any of the guns above, please use our contact form  here

A Highlanders Guns Return Home

We have recently come into the possession of two MacNaughton guns that belonged to a real Highlander - Robert Stewart Fisher of Balquhidder. A master shot, chief ploughman, respected sheep breeder, boisterous soldier and accomplished fiddle player, we present the two guns with a fantastic story of their ownership here