I’m not going to lie brother, I genuinely cannot believe your channel isn’t massive. The quality and amount of entertainment it gives us is outstanding. If more of us Americans could find this channel, you would be massive my friend👏

As a (hopefully) soon-to-be-retired federal public servant in Canada, I would give just about anything to go apprentice at one of these fine gun-makers, and try to learn the craft over the years.  Wish we had that kind of heritage and history here in Canada.

Amazing film guys, only regret is it wasn’t a 2 hour documentary. Loved Simon’s comment that Spanish guns brought those designs to the masses. Without that I really don’t think the average person would have the level of appreciation for not only Spanish guns but for top quality English either.

I recently bought a AYA XXV. It was sat in my local shop for ages and every time I went in I’d marvel at it. Finally took the plunge and it is now a firm favourite in my collection. It’s such a gem to shoot! I’m 6’2” so looks a bit silly but given it to a few mates to shoot and they stop taking the mick before the second pair of shells. I’d never be able to afford the EJ. Churchill so would never been able to have that experience without Spanish gun making!

Wonderful film highlighting wonderful gun making!

I love Spanish Guns I’ve never been let down by one yet my father owned several I still have the old AYA brochure that my dad used to choose his guns from he used to have me retrieve his snap caps when he upgraded from a Yeoman to a number 4 😮 I know it’s not fashionable, but my favourite is a 25🙂 Another great film well done team

Jonny hands down one of your best videos to date. The research that was do to provide a great historical account of the gun makers in this region of Spain is very commendable.  Great editing and production from you and your team. It was well worth the wait. And the guns are amazing. The titanium Garbi with hand engraving. The craftsmanship in the Arrietas are beautiful.  The town’s chamber of commerce should give you a medal for showcasing what this they have to offer. Great video guys !

There's such a difference between a European gun video and a gun video made in the US. So many more facets of the gun manufacture are appreciated here.

I'm here because I'm managing SD Eibar in FL26. and just discovered how beautiful the place is.

You are living the dream, Jonny!  I first became aware of Basque artistry from Tom Wieland’s book, Spanish Best.  I ended up ordering a 12-gauge Arrieta side by side, a copy of the Holland & Holland royal model.  This was my gift to myself on my 40th birthday.  Take care.  Best regards from Southern California.  Perry P.

I understand that in the early 90's Kemen were helped by a person called Clive Brueford, who I have shot with.  Kemen were having some problems jointing their barrels, in those early days.  Clive owned his own engineering factory in England and went to Spain to show them what to do.  For his input they built him a custom 12 bore O/U sporting shotgun.

So, one of my favourite channels visiting the city where I studied and lived five years during my engineering studies... Incredible! Thanks for the video and for speaking about our great arms traditions in Spain.

I was expecting Jack Hargreaves to pop out at the start 😂 , cracking video again Jonny 👍

Min 20:00 ese trabajador es una jodida leyenda de nuestro pueblo, lo amamos❤

Very butiful side by side shotguns. I remember when I was young using a Spanish side by side, it was light, well balanced, & hit the targets without effort. I see they are still improving.
Thank you for show, nice one.

Firstly, this is one of, if not the best, of all your gunmaker productions: informative, respectful, and 'soulful' - simply lovely. The quality of your production grows from strength to strength and is a pleasure to watch and enjoy. Thank you. My favourite Basque gun is a recent production, 20 bore AyA side-by-side round body #4 boxlock ejector game gun with high performance steel proof 28" barrels, double triggers, stocked to my dimensions with gorgeous Turkish circassian walnut, and wonderfully adorned with hand-cut full coverage acanthus and English scroll engraving. With a 14 3/4 inch length of pull, and at a mere 6 lbs. it balances like 'a magic wand.' The fit and finish of the gun is amazing for its price point. I've recently retired, and this is 'my dream gun', a gift to myself after forty-five years in the work force; and at age seventy I wanted an affordable, reliable, light weight, fast-handling piece for shooting walked-up grouse and partridge over my English setter's points, yet sufficiently handsome that I could enjoy looking at it in-between points and rest stops. Again, thank you Mr. Carter for placing a 'spot light' on the wonderful artisan gunmakers of Eibar!

Wow, its amazing to see the craftsmanship and dedication of the spanish gunmakers, theres something so beautiful about the process of building these firearms.

Drawing a "line in the sand" sets the benchmark for others to strive for and exceed. Kudos to Spainish gun makers

Absolutely beautiful film, Jonny and crew. Really interesting.

Johnny, with those glasses you could be one of the Kingsmen

How absolutely fantastic, great show. I’d rather watch this then a movie. I’ve fallen for the industry because of your content! Also awaiting an AYA NO.2 😊

Wow wow wow.
beautiful production .  
Stunning guns.
Not going to lie , never considered a Spanish gun.   🤔. Well done, Jonny ( the fountain of gun knowledge) carter.