Much of its work is reconditioning or fully restoring fathers’ and grandfathers’

shotguns for clients who want to pass them on to the next generation.  Other guns come from people who have more recently acquired them in order to experience and sustain this part of our shooting and hunting heritage.  

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The owner, Stephen Wesbrook, is an avid waterfowl and upland game hunter who uses 19th-century shotguns, and a student of the evolution of the shotgun from 1860-1915.  He is a retired Army infantry colonel.

 

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