We are pleased to announce that we will be open 3 days a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 12th April, 9AM to 2PM. We will be offering the majority our normal services and will be open for walk-ins and in-store purchases. Please note there will still be a limit on the number customers in shop. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday we will be open strictly by appointment with 24 hours notice required.
Please see our opening hours below:
Monday – 9 am – 2 pm
Tuesday – Strictly By Appointment
Wednesday – 9 am – 2 pm
Thursday – Strictly by Appointment
Friday – 9 am – 2 pm
Saturday – Strictly By Appointment
Sunday – Closed
To book an appointment please email info@londonguncompany.co.uk or contact us on 0207 351 0005.
Traditionalists will undoubtedly choose a side-by-side shotgun where the two barrels sit next to each other.
The first game shotguns were produced in the 17th century and were single barrelled but as the sport grew in popularity so did the advantage of a quick second barrel. The arrival of the cartridge in 1836 led to the development of breach-loading guns.
London gunmaker Frederick Beesley’s 1880 side-by-side hammerless gun patent, which was bought by Purdey, is often referred to as the design which perfected the side-by-side.
The side-by-side retains its allure with its elegant style. Game shooters who first use the over-and-under, but become passionate about the sport are often drawn to the heritage and classic appeal of the side-by-side. With its very British legacy, side-by-side guns are a particularly attractive option for collectors.
The side-by-side with barrels held together by soldering first appeared in France in the 1730s and their sophisticated design and the skill required to shoot with these guns means they are most certainly not confined to the history books. If you’re looking for beauty and aesthetics together with the additional challenge offered by shooting with a side-by-side, we will endeavour to find your perfect gun.
NEW
£19,875.00
The stunning 486 by Mark Newson is a respectful reinterpretation of Beretta’s traditional side by side shotgun. The traditional concept of the “rounded action” is perfectly expressed in the edgeless receiver, while the statement top lever and woodbridge give the gun its unique identity. **FINANCE AVAILABLE** Available To Order
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Calibre |
12 Gauge |
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Barrel length |
30" |
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Stock |
14 3/4" |
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Orientation |
Right Handed |
SECOND HAND
£850.00
A lovely AYA #4 retaining a good majority of its colour case hardening, known for its reliable AYA boxlock action. A perfect side by side for any keen game shooter, lightweight for any walked up or rough shooting, and has the reliability to perform on those intense game days. **FINANCE AVAILABLE**
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Calibre |
12 Gauge |
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Barrel length |
28" |
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Stock |
14 1/2" |
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Orientation |
Right Handed |
SECOND HAND
£2,695.00
A beautiful AYA #4 Boxlock Ejector, completed in 2002 and seen very little use since, retaining around 90%+ of its original colour case hardening. AYA small bores are now a very sought after gun this particular gun is in great condition. **FINANCE AVAILABLE**
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Calibre |
28 Gauge |
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Barrel length |
27" |
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Stock |
15" |
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Orientation |
Right Handed |
London Gun Company Limited is registered in England and Wales No 07726864. London Gun Company Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority FRN 784710. We are credit broker and only offers credit products from Omni Capital Retail Finance Ltd. Credit subject to age and status.
