Vintage Arms Scotland
Formed in 1987 the objectives of Vintage Arms Scotland are to encourage an interest in muzzle and breech loading firearms; to promote, regulate and safeguard their use; to preserve their freedom of collection.
The Club is affiliated to the National Rifle Association (NRA), the Muzzle Loaders Association of Great Britain (MLAGB), and is the host for the Scottish Historical Rifle Championships.
The Club is affiliated to the National Rifle Association (NRA), the Muzzle Loaders Association of Great Britain (MLAGB), and is the host for the Scottish Historical Rifle Championships.
Friendly
The Club is a very friendly one and has a membership covering all ages and professions, including a number of family, lady and junior members. For more membership details, click here.
In line with our interest in muzzle and breech loading weapons, our members own a wide variety of firearms. These range in age from muzzle loading muskets through to 'newfangled' modern breech loaded brass cartridge firearms!!
In line with our interest in muzzle and breech loading weapons, our members own a wide variety of firearms. These range in age from muzzle loading muskets through to 'newfangled' modern breech loaded brass cartridge firearms!!
For details on the 2018 Scottish Historical Competition, please click HERE
Alexander Henry - Rifle Maker
There is an display running until early September in the People's Story Museum on the High Street in Edinburgh, including detail on the QERV - the International Exhibition of 1886 - as well as personal artefacts from the family. There should be 3 fine rifles on display - the Museum's own prize M-H, a rifle which belonged to Lord Elcho and a very rare two-position rifle. Please click HERE for more information.
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