The story of Schultz & Larsen begins in 1889, when Hans Schultz, a skilled gunsmith and army laboratory turner, founded a rifle workshop in Otterup, Denmark. His reputation for quality repairs and custom rifles quickly spread, attracting shooters from across the country. In 1916, Schultz partnered with his son-in-law, Niels Larsen, an accomplished Olympic marksman, and together they established Schultz & Larsen Geværfabrik. Their combined expertise in shooting and engineering led to the creation of rifles renowned for accuracy and reliability. Over the decades, Schultz & Larsen adapted to changing times, surviving wartime occupation, shifting markets, and technological advances. The company supplied barrels and components for military contracts, including the MP35 and MG 15, and later focused on hunting and target rifles, often using surplus Mauser actions. Despite factory closures and ownership changes, the brand endured, moving to Hørning in Jutland and continuing its tradition of in-house barrel making and steel craftsmanship. Today, Schultz & Larsen stands as a symbol of Danish precision, overcoming challenges through innovation and a steadfast commitment to quality. Their vision remains rooted in producing rifles that honor their heritage while meeting the demands of modern shooters.