Zambia’s gun shop since the early 1990s.

Authorised dealer for Blaser, John Rigby & Co, Benelli, Beretta, Zeiss and GPO — with the ammunition, optics, knives and maintenance kit that go with them. Licensed, on Kafue Road, and we service what we sell.

295products in stock and to order
13manufacturers represented
30+years trading in Lusaka
4workshop and registry services

The makers All products

Departments Everything

Thirty years of stock, sorted the way a shooter thinks about it — by what the thing is for, then by maker, calibre and glass.

What we do Services

Firearm cleaning

Preventive maintenance with the proper tools and chemical agents. Carbon and copper fouling take accuracy off a barrel long before wear does.

Firearm storage

Secure, regulation-compliant storage — for travel, the closed season, or while a certificate is renewed.

Rifle zeroing

Electronic sight fitting and scope calibration. As an official Zeiss dealer we mount, level and zero your glass properly.

Firearm imports

We facilitate the import process through the Zambia Police Firearms Registry, start to finish.

A gunsmith at work on a stock

A dealer, not a shopfront.

A firearm is a thirty-year purchase, and the paperwork behind it is not optional. We hold the licences, we know the Zambia Police Firearms Registry, and the workshop is on the premises — so a rifle bought here can be zeroed here, serviced here, and imported through us without you learning the process yourself.

As an official Zeiss dealer we mount, level and zero your glass properly. Carbon and copper fouling take accuracy off a barrel long before wear does, and most rifles that come back to us needing work simply have not been cleaned.

Regulated hunting pays for the wild.

In Zambia, licensed hunting funds anti-poaching patrols, game scouts and the community trusts that make wildlife worth protecting to the people who live beside it. The Kafue, the Luangwa and the Zambezi valleys are managed landscapes, and the fees a visiting hunter pays are a large part of what manages them.

Every firearm we sell goes to a certificate holder, through the Registry, on the record. That is not a formality we tolerate — it is the reason a legal trade exists at all.

Elephant on the Zambian plain