The Beretta Gallery London marks two decades at its St James’s Street location with a special anniversary reception
The Beretta Gallery London is marking its 20th anniversary in December, having occupied its St James’s Street premises since 2005. The anniversary will be marked with a reception on Thursday 4 December, hosted in partnership with the Countryside Alliance.
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The shop, which sells firearms, clothing and accessories from the Italian gunmaker, has served customers ranging from royals to competitive shots over two decades. Gallery manager Tim King, a respected shot in his own right, said the business has “rooted its longevity in the quality of the Beretta brand and the authenticity of [its] service”.
According to the company, the Gallery has attracted notable visitors including Formula 1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart, musician Sir Rod Stewart and actor Michael Keaton, alongside sporting figures and other entertainment personalities. Mr King said clients “value the knowledge of a team led by a sportsman, one that offers an experience that simply cannot be found online or in transient retail spaces”.
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The second floor houses what the company describes as the largest Beretta gunroom in London.
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