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Longthorne Guns: Barrels Made From a Single Steel Billet for Amazing Accuracy
The barrels of a Longthorne Gun are made from a single piece of high-specification steel, including the mono bloc, with absolutely no soldered joints. The result is perfectly straight barrels without the distortion and metal softening problems of many conventionally made barrels. This design significantly reduces felt recoil and muzzle flip. This same cutting-edge technology also ensures that Longthorne Guns have a consistent point of aim and improved pattern over a greater distance.
In 2015 Longthorne Guns was granted a U.K. patent relating to their innovative barrel technology and subsequently the United States Patent & Trade Mark Office granted a corresponding U.S. patent.
Longthorne??s bespoke side by side and over/unders, built with a true sidelock mechanism, are manufactured to exacting tolerances. From their factory in Northampton, England, James Longthorne Stewart aided by his wife Elaine and daughter Chloe and their small team manufacture the Longthorne shotguns entirely in-house tailored to their clients?? requirements.
James is no stranger to making gun parts having done so in Australia. He is a highly skilled engineer who started designing his own guns with the aim of producing an innovative English shotgun of uncompromising quality. Longthorne Guns introduced their first model in 2010 at the CLA Games Fair at Ragley Hall and has since expanded their exclusive collection.
Longthorne has rapidly become a brand synonymous with quality and luxury, and this is acknowledged by way of the number of high-profile clients currently on its books, from Heads of State to Leaders in Industry.
Discover the innovation, excellence and tradition of Longthorne Guns at https://www.longthorneguns.com
Longthorne Guns are now available in the U.S. through Pacific Sporting Arms at https://pacificsportingarms.com, Orvis at https://www.orvis.com/sandanona-shooting-grounds.html and Griffin & Howe at https://griffinhowe.com
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