The Sporting Shotgun: A Users Handbook

This is a book on 'working guns for the average shooting public' and it is crammed with invaluable information on the evolution of the modern shotgun, side-by-sides, over and unders, repeaters and automatics, shooting law, and much, much more. This is a 'must-have' book for every shooting enthusiast and is a companion to the acclaimed The Sporting Rifle (Swan Hill Press 1 84037 116 1) The history of the sporting shotgun began with Henry Nock's patent in 1787 and Robin Marshall-Ball's completely revised second edition of his classic work follows its development to the present day. This is a book on 'working guns for the average shooting public' and it is crammed with invaluable information on the evolution of the modern shotgun, side-by-sides, over and unders, repeaters and automatics, the workings of a shotgun, ballistics, shooting in Britain and overseas, shooting law, and much, much more. This is a 'must-have' book for every shooting enthusiast and is a companion to the acclaimed The Sporting Rifle (Swan Hill Press 1 84037 116 1)

Title - The Sporting Shotgun: A Users Handbook

Edition -

Author - Robin Marshall-Ball

ISBN 13 - 9781904057086

Imprint - Quiller Publishing Ltd

Publisher - Quiller Publishing Ltd

Date Published - 28/02/2003

Prize -

No. of pages - 208

Binding Type - Hardback

Dimensions - 180 x 240 x 15mm

Weight - 656 g

Languages - English