Spring 2005 (Print) Vol. 16

‘A day over dogs’ - an excerpt from ‘Upland game birds’ by Edwyn Sandys and T.S. Van Dyke (1904) ‘The doubles were divine and the bullets worked fine’, by Sherman Bell (W.W. Greener .577 express boxlock double rifle, Holland & Holland Royal 12 gauge ejector, W&C Scott Premiere grade 12-bore) Book review by Ross Seyfried - ‘Alte Scheibenwaffen vols 1 & 2’, by Jesse Thompson, C. Ron Dillon, Allen Hallock, and Bill Loose, compiled by Tom Rowe. ‘In defense of the ‘Light’ double rifle’ by Willoughby Johnson (Army & Navy .275 Nitro Express, Rising bite Rigby .303, Purdey .303, Holland & Holland Royal .303, Searcy & co. Deluxe Model boxlock, Krieghoff Classic S) ‘Daniel Fraser of Edinburgh’ by J.E. Fender and David Trevallion A Peter Johnson DGJ exclusive interview. ‘Encounters of the Parker Kind’ by Ed Muderlak and Destry Hoffard (1928 Parker DHE) ‘The Lady and the Gentleman’ by Ross Seyfried (Scherping .50 single, 1918 Rigby .455) ‘The premier of trap guns and the fat lady’ by William W. Headrick (A.H. Fox, J,K, L and M grades) ‘The German Sauer/Swedish Husqvarna connection’ by Fredrik Franzén ‘Remington Model 1889, Grade 4’ by Charles Semmer ‘L.C. Smith barrels: America’s all Americans’ by John Houchins and J. Walker Houchins ‘The Syracuse Arms Company - The Grade 1 pt 9’ by Tom Archer and Terry Allen ‘The Syracuse Arms Company: The early years - pt 1’ by Jack Maedel