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When told that Holland & Holland would not build him a .600 Nitro Express, one man, through determination and perseverance, ended up creating the most powerful sporting cartridge in the world: the .700 Nitro Express.

From about 1880 ’till the beginning of World War I,  so-called “contract guns” were sold as house brands by scores of hardware and sporting-goods dealers under the names of gun companies that never existed except on paper—an external hammer shotgun can be a thing of beauty or a disaster waiting to happen. 

A single Holland & Holland weaves together a story of the Great War’s trenches, one of the world’s best gunmakers, Britain’s greatest 20th century soldier and the author of Gunga Din.

A young hunter saw a Holland & Holland rifle on a deer hunt, not knowing it would be his decades later.

Legendary professional hunter Harry Selby tells the final part of the story of his last hunt—The Kwaheri Safari—in 1962 with writer Robert Ruark, sharing his experiences and thoughts on guns and safari along the way.

At the annual CLA Game Fair in Britain, fans of vintage doubles will find an incredible number and selection of finely crafted shotguns and Express rifles.

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In September 1944, American and British airborne troops jumped into Nazi-occupied Holland in a desperate gamble to end the Second World War by Christmas.

The .300 H&H Mag. has the power and performance for everything from the 1,000-yd. line to moose camp.