Verney Carron Arms
Verney Carron is among Europe’s oldest gunmakers, founded in 1820 in Saint Étienne, France. The company is known for sporting shotguns and hunting rifles, as well as the Flash Ball line of less lethal launchers used by French police. After entering insolvency proceedings in early 2025, Verney Carron was acquired in June 2025 by the Rivolier group, which retained most of the workforce and signaled continued production in Saint Étienne.
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Frequently asked questions
What makes Verney Carron distinctive?
Two centuries of Saint Étienne craft combined with modern designs like Speedline and Veloce, plus in house artisan capabilities.
What is the current company status?
After bankruptcy proceedings in early 2025, Verney Carron was acquired by Rivolier in June 2025. Production and jobs are being maintained locally.
Does Verney Carron make rifles?
Yes, key lines include Speedline, Impact LA, and Impact NT hunting rifles.
What is the Veloce?
A semi automatic hunting shotgun focused on fast cycling and field handling.
Do they still offer artisan work?
Yes, via L’Atelier Verney Carron for bespoke and restoration services.
Do they produce less lethal launchers?
Yes, Flash Ball and related launchers remain part of the portfolio.
About
The brand reflects the Saint Étienne tradition: practical hunting arms with refined fit and finish, complemented by selective artisan builds and law enforcement launchers. Under Rivolier, the focus remains on reliability, ergonomics, and serviceability.