It was in late September 2008, at Griffin & Howe’s Hudson Farm, that the idea of a “family tree” for a Boswell Shotgun first came about.
It was in late September 2008, at Griffin & Howe’s Hudson Farm, that the idea of a “family tree” for a Boswell Shotgun first came about.
Robert James pulls no punches: āIām really upset with the shooting industry, including myself,ā he says.
What could possibly rile the likes of Mr. James, a 75-year-old master stock maker?
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