Indians For Guns

The matter of Birmingham made trade guns bearing the names of many famous London gunmakers as well as those of gunmakers and retailers throughout the UK is well documented but the other day Vikram and I were given a piece of information by no less a personage than the gunmaker Robin Brown of A.A.Brown & Sons that I found absolutely astonishing. I won`t tell you what that was ... You`ll have to guess - but it concerns the matter of trade guns and one gun in particular. So ... who wants to make an outrageous guess ?

Grumps merry xmas and happy new year nice to hear from you
Clueless like always
Cheers
Navi

That indeed was a stunning revelation.


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Vikram

Hi Navi - good to hear from you. Have a very happy Christmas and a super new year.
Are you still on Roosevelt Island ?

Yup, Vickers - that was a stunner wasn`t it ?

Grumpy

Wishing you and yours merry xmas and happy Holiday..yup stuck on island lol
Best

AA brown makes bespoken guns amazing history but $$$$ too..hope Mr Brown is selling or donating a shotty to you or Vikram..lol

http://www.doubleguns.co.uk/index.html

let me guess, they are all made in bhair?

Good to hear from you grumpy

Boss or Churchill?

mundaire wrote:Boss or Churchill?

They made several Churchill guns it seems.That includes a pair of XXVs for Prince of Wales.

However, the OP is about another maker.


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Vikram

So was Vikram in the UK when this information was revealed? Or were you and Mr. Brown on a visit to Georgia to sample the local cuisine?

Steve007 wrote:So was Vikram in the UK when this information was revealed? Or were you and Mr. Brown on a visit to Georgia to sample the local cuisine?

I wish it was so, Steve. Actually, it was on a Facebook post.

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Vikram

Merry Christmas & nice to hear from you!

Most of William Evans were made by Webley, the Webley screw grip with intercepting sears were good actions.

I think Holland & Holland Badminton's had a Brown connection, or was it the Dominion model.

Herb