Hello from London

[Brian H]

Across the pond for a week.

[Charles Matthews]

Brings back memories. I visited Audley House while in London on business back in 1992(?). I was surprised how cordial and friendly they were. Not at all what I expected. I handled many bespoke guns. They were impressive for sure. While there, I asked for a current price list. After doing the conversion from pounds to dollars, I realized I could buy a small farm back in the Carolinas for that kind of money. We left shortly after that.

[Randy Roberts]

Hello back from Milan, across the creek Have fun, looks like a good place to be.

[mobirdhunter]

We visited the famous gunmaker long ago (1993). They were very patient and courteous to a young chap obviously not in a position to buy a gun.

Brian, if you see a nice island lock hammer gun -- preferably a 16 bore, slip it in your suitcase and we can settle up at the Southern.

[Harold Pickens]

Where's the camo clothing?

[Wilmurt]

Interesting to note the shrapnel damage from the German bombing of London during WW2 on the front of Audley House. Inside they have a photo collection of showing all the damage shortly after the bombing raids.

[Richard Flanders]

Those granite posts would be very difficult to replace!

[charlie cleveland]

nice looking place you would never think that a gun factory could look so good.....charlie

[Researcher]

Originally Posted by Garry L Gordon

We visited the famous gunmaker long ago (1993). They were very patient and courteous to a young chap obviously not in a position to buy a gun.

I visited there even longer ago, and was also treated quite courteously. Sir Richard himself showed me a 28-bore they could finish up in my dimensions for twenty-eight thousand pounds, about $56,000 at the time.

[Brian H]

Quick stop in Lisbon. A couple little gun shops. It’s a nice clean city where we have been.