[ Shotgun Sports: 06.09 ] “Industry Spotlight / Meet Wes Lang” by Connie Mako Miller

We all recognize the name “Caesar Guerini” now, but it was only a short few years back, while introducing the Guerini guns to the U.S. marketplace, Wes Lang, President of Guerini U.S.A., was accustomed to people asking, “What’s that?” or sometimes even, “Who’s that?” It’s pretty amazing how quickly the American market embraced the quality lines of Guerini.

[ Shotgun Sports: 05.07 ] “Caesar Guerini Summit Trap” by Johnny Cantu

If someone were to ask you to list the finer gunmakers of Italy, most of you would likely call out names like Beretta, Perazzi, Benelli, Fabbri and a few others. In this review, I will be extolling the features and virtues of a dedicated trap gun from a fairly new name with Brescian heritage, an Unsingle from Caesar Guerini.

[ Sporting Clays: 09.06 ] “Caesar Guerini Essex” by Nick Sisley

Some of the used shotguns that are bringing the highest dollars these days are the previously owned English side-by-sides from Purdey, Boss, Holland & Holland, Lancaster, and a number of others that are perhaps not quite as well known. If you’ve ever had the opportunity to take a close look at the engraving on these exceptional shotguns…

[ Sporting Classics: 1.06 ] “Award of Excellence: Magnus Light, Magnus Field”

By combining tradition with technology, Caesar Guerini offers a great value in fine shotguns. When it comes to top-notch shotguns, Italy is renowned for its fine craftsmanship, precise manufacturing tolerances and premium materials.