IMO they are equal to the very best of British Gunmakers products.
Quality like this is seldome seen by most British shooters who don't attend the few remaining upper crust game shoots. They're too good for standard clay pigeon, or rough field shooting.
I've seen one or two but not more than that in the last thirty years. I felt like I needed to wear white cotton gloves just to handle them. I don't know enough superlatives to describe them correctly.
Workmanship like this doesn't come cheap, but your gun won't loose a penny in value. It's a good as gold in the bank.
Harry
