As someone that works with metal and wood, I’m always inspired and in awe of the craftsmanship at this level

Truly beautiful craftsmanship! As a person who attended public schools, my budget would never allow. However, I can always dream... Thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much for sharing these fine works of art with us. Cheers Ron

Simply the best content on old English guns. thank you for sharing. I enjoy learning about old guns..

What a delight. If I looked after myself as much as these guns have been looked after, there is no way I would be in good working order in 3/4 of the time these have been around. The craftsmanship is beyond compare! What a privilege it is to have access to such things of wonder... Well filmed and presented. Good work guys!!!

Our shooting group has a few Purdy's and a Boss scattered amongst the Brownings, Berettas, and Kreighoffs every week. These English guns are something to admire and covet as we all try and break targets. Obtaining one is on my bucket list for sure!

What a fantastic video. Thoroughly enjoyed it Well done lads.👊

Always a good day when you post new videos buddy!

I love watching your videos, and really enjoy how much you appreciate engraving work and the finer points of dressing up a shotgun. I am a romantic when it comes to classic shotguns, but my FAVORITES are the ones that have clean boxes and lines. sleek, clean and shine where its needed and function above busy messy stuff that to me takes away from its lines and design

now this is a quality video and not a chilly pepper in sight 😛

Absolutely stunning piece of kit! Thanks so much for sharing, JC!

Those are some stunning shotguns. Thanks for showing us.

Oh to spend a couple hours in that gunroom! Great video

Now this is a video, everybody with an interest in guns should see. The pinnacle of Gun making. The two best makers the world has ever seen. When I was a 15-year-old boy, a gun collector called Arthur Williamson. Had both a Woodward and a boss o/u. He let me shoot them back to back. In his garden where he had a trap and a pattern plate, he has long since passed . And now I’m older I realise what a fantastic experience this was and how a few people ever get the chance to shoot the worlds. Best guns. I have to say I love a Woodward but there is just something about a Boss&co

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, a "best" gun is the one you shoot well with.

Thanks for the opportunity to see these legendary guns

Oh wow what a selection of guns/craftmanship

Beautiful guns and a great video. BTW Lord Ripon used to shoot butterflies with cartridges loaded with dust by his household staff during the off-season. Cheers

A very interesting and enjoyable video . If you love shot gun shooting videos like this don't come any better.

Great videos, better people!

Interesting that one of your sponsors, namely Longthorne, who are now one of the 'big names' in English gunmaking, did not feature in your video!

Beautiful guns AND Harry Potter references? This channel is the real deal 😄

You lucky guy Johnny, Three absolutely stunning guns

Great video! - now we need a follow up the Sinnerton gun maker...

Lovely gun and content just the edit at 5:44 when you removed the barrels I was expecting you to show the boss or the trunnions rather than cut to the stock… which is amazing. The style and production of the videos is very nice, so much improvement compared with when I watch something from 5+ years ago. Nice work.

That’s not a shotgun it’s a piece of art. Very nice.

@the45er

10 ай бұрын

Agree

I very rarely salivate excessively during your presentations but did twice today.

I fell in love with that 2nd purdy ❤

Yes please ! Any best gun from the top 3 English makers. 👍 I would be like a kid in a sweet shop in there…

Whenever you watch video of Johnny shooting, it looks like he's shooting a gun with 24" barrels...😂

Nice work gone into the guns, but however much we pay the same things they do, my mate took his expensive gun out and as we was shooting bolting rabbits while ferreting I took my cheaper gun and I shot more than he did and also did not care about throwing the gun on the ground to collect shot rabbits, I think the gun was an old Bikal it was built like a tank, but also I have more expensive guns but at the end of the day they are tools for a job and scratched and dints can happen out in the field.

Many years ago I visited Purdey’s shop in London. Handled two SxS shotguns which felt incredible. There was a O/U on the shelf. To be honest, it felt terrible in my hands. Granted, this is a subjective assessment, but that’s what I felt. Incredibly beautiful, but didn’t feel “lively” at all. This was a long time ago. I’d love to handle on today!

As someone who has never held a boss or purdey never mind shot one, I struggle so much with the price, for that kind of money you could buy a longthorn, a ceasar and a krieghoff and still have money to spare. However a boss is one of the most bbb

I love the Mossberg comment because so true. Although I am literally the guy that owns a Mossberg 930 field gun that I justified to myself with OR3Gun aftermarket internals and so literally about as utilitarian as possible, I can still come to your channel and fully appreciate the extreme other end. Although these are untouchable to me, it's impossible to not appreciate the utter timeless beauty and appeal of the highly crafted pieces. Thank you for your channel content, I live vicariously through it.

In for the driven butterfly video

Right at the end, a number a English makers were named but I didn’t hear the sponsor mentioned!

Very very nice all shotguns

Ooh that Boss. If I win the Lottery it’s mine. And yes Jonny I will allow you to shoot it.

@tgsoutdoors

10 ай бұрын

Get buying those tickets!

When you think that these Old English Guns were made using The Mk1 Eyeball and the Skill was in The Gunsmiths hands that created these wonders of Engineering. No CNC Machines and suchlike in those days. It`s a skill that takes Years to hone and perfect and my God did those guys perfect it.

Being so well jointed and made how many cartridges fired before a re-build? Expected some of these guns have seen a lot of use.

Superb. Erm, the initial Purdey, u note in shop is a 1969 gun, but on the range Archie, said referred to 1980s: is this because the Ken Hunt engraving was done then?! Thanks

@tomsear1

9 ай бұрын

I wuz just recco-ing the 27 Boss to a Mate in Oxford via weblink, just realised same gun as shown here

@tomsear1

9 ай бұрын

Sorry initially thought you said GENE Hunt as in Detective Chief Inspector Gene Hunt (1934-1953 onwards) of Life on Mars. Tho Ken is a time traveller in a way 2

Who knew Hobbits were so well versed in fine guns! 👍🏻

All guns are a feat of engineering and craftsmanship

Beautiful pieces, but in answer to that if i had that money i wouldn't buy one, like an e type jag i love looking at it but its not something to use hard all day everyday

What's his problem with 28 inch barrel guns?

No mention of a Manton?

Great video but prefer my mk38 grade 1 trap 😊

Any news on the Rizzini BR 460 with the Archangel engraving? 😮

@tgsoutdoors

10 ай бұрын

I might see if I can track it down when I’m over there next

👍 👍 💯

Awesome video, but your cameraman in the very beginning sure didn’t like you swinging around with that muzzle pointed in his direction.

7:44 Alice in Wonderland Animal scene engravings. Cool.

👏👏

At approximately 8:40 there is a discussion about steel/bismuth/tungsten shot in these super high-end firearms. While I agree with the bismuth comment, I would disagree with the tungsten shot. Tungsten is much harder than steel, and I would treat it with the same if not more care than steel shot. I really did enjoy watching the video of a bunch of things that I will never be able to afford.

I'd gladly own it.

🤤 absolutely stunning 😍

I’m a black gun guy, I don’t really do wood, I don’t really do engraving, I don’t do gushing. However, that is a beautiful looking gun! With that said I would likely be too scared to take it out and shoot it.

I've squandered money on guns before but I don't think I'll ever reach that level.

Have you ever run across an exhibition gun you've had to wear gloves to handle?

I can’t but I could but I won’t big pill to swallow.

Love to be so wealthy, I could have a pair of Purdeys made and take them out in the foulest weather, fire one, chuck it in the mud to be picked up and reloaded etc. let’s see if they’re worth the money and get a nice patina on it. These old guns are so pristine, it’s a joke.

i can see all the work that goes in to that first shot gun . and i know its aimed at the upper end of the shotguns , but even if i won the lotto , it would not be for me . not a fan at all . sorry .

You keep talking of steel, is Bizmuth that expensive in the UK that it is not available to use in those fine shotguns?

@hammyh1165

10 ай бұрын

About £1400 to £1700 a thousand for Bismuth.

@matthewlardner5328

10 ай бұрын

Yes !!!

@tgsoutdoors

10 ай бұрын

It’s expensive enough if you use a lot of it, but with the price of these guns and driven birds it’s still the cheapest part of a driven day

Those guns are gorgeous. If an average joe wanted an English shotgun what would be the brand or maker to look for?

@tgsoutdoors

10 ай бұрын

Used, probably a Webley & Scott although there are tonnes of provincial guns that are very affordable

@donniepowell7146

10 ай бұрын

@@tgsoutdoors i will look into it. Thanks.

No puedo decir nada porque no entiendonada de lo que dice ni siquiera se de que empresa es .

Absolutely beautiful, but far to expensive to take shooting, If I won the lottery id still want a gun I could take shooting

@forddude1976

10 ай бұрын

I still love my ata I wonder if I'd stop shooting it after a lottery win 🤔

@muskett4108

10 ай бұрын

You could have both. Who has one coat, or one pair of boots? Sometimes its just nice for the art of it all. Any ideas how to win the lottery? ATB

@paulbird3235

10 ай бұрын

Then what is the point of owning one, they are designed and built to be used.

Wonderfull craftmanship! But i would never use a gun, in that Price range! Its just insane, no gun Can be worth that amount of money! Its a shotgun!!

Very nice indeed but give me a side by side any day of the week, call me old fashioned but that’s just me, horses for courses everyone’s different.

Was that Mossberg 500 remark aimed at me??? 3:27

@tgsoutdoors

10 ай бұрын

😂 😂 😂 nahhhh

@matthewdeepblue

10 ай бұрын

@@tgsoutdoors it was ha...And it was deserved.

Bel fucile ma vai a vedere un Beretta so6eell o un so10eell sono di un livello superiore

The Fabbri shotgun is many times better….

Gun snup get the fu.. out

If you haven't already please consider Jesus as your lord and savior. He's the only path without a dead end! We are born with a sin nature. The wages of our sin is death. The good news of the gospel is Jesus paid our debts on the cross! There's no sinners prayer. Salvation and repentance are granted by God. Evidence of salvation is living a godly life through the ministry of the Holy Spirit! Evolution isnt gonna turn us into something else before we die,that's impossible! If we evolved from monkeys how are there still monkeys?! Please, all of you think about this. You're making a decision between blessing and life or curse and death. God treated Jesus as if he was the guilty one so we can be innocent. Idol gods and false religion's can't save us. Repent and seek the one whom can. JESUS! That's a beautiful shotgun. Have a blessed week!

Give me a Mossberg and an Audi instead. Scatter guns are the most fun to those who can't have AR-15 rifles. To those who can, an expensive shotgun is like a chandelier in the outhouse.

British manufacturing...problably as good as the Automobile industry... 😅👎