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BREDA

As long as it takes.

Fine guns, built by hand in Val Trompia by the house that has been building them since 1886.

ENTER THE BOTTEGA

THE HOUSE

Some names you know.
This one you should.

For one hundred and forty years, Breda has built guns in the north of Italy — and designed actions the world came to know under other names. Recognition is pleasant. Work is better.

 

We still select our walnut by eye and dry it in the open air of Val Trompia, for as many seasons as it needs. We still finish by hand what the rest of the industry stopped bothering to touch. Not because it is efficient. Because it is right.

BOTTEGA BREDA

One gun. One craftsman. No quota.

In the bottega, each gun is given to one craftsman. The fitting and the finishing are his — hand work, to his judgment, on his bench. Every part is serialized to that gun alone. No two are alike. None leaves the bench before it is right.

The first gun to carry the bottega's name is coming.

THE VICTORIA - LEARN MORE

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ENGRAVING, VAL TROMPIA

THE PRODUCTION LINE

Every Breda answers to the
bottega's standard.

Not every gun we build takes eleven weeks. But every gun we build is designed by the house that engineered the actions the world shoots, and finished by hand to a degree no other production gun receives. The B3.5, the B12is the Icaro. The semi-automtics that earn their keep in the filed. Different guns. One standard.

EXPLORE THE GUNS

Barrel Making

Steel

Acciaio Breda, from the house's own historic metalworks, shaped in a barrel process measured in months, not minutes.

Walnut Seasoning

Wood

Walnut seasoned in the air of Sarezzo. The tree takes decades. The drying takes years. We wait.

Hand Finihing

Hands

Fitters, finishers, engravers — people, not process. Their work is the warranty behind the warranty.

Milan, 1886. Val Trompia today. The name behind the names.

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Handcrafted in Italy for over 120 Years

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