If the 275 Rigby was good enough for Jim Corbett it’s good enough for me. His book, The Maneaters of Kumaon, sent me on a journey. One day I aspired to own and use a 275 Rigby rifle. Eventually the stars aligned and I acquired a perfect example. Putting in a Timney trigger is the only alteration...
My first buffalo. Hunted with Game 4 Africa with Wik as my PH. He, the buffalo, was all I wanted, a Roman nose and a nice dewlap. An old boy that Wik said possibly had no more than a year left owing to his teeth being worn down.
I was particularly pleased with my bullet placement. He went no...
The Silvers pad do a good job. A lot of it depends on the surface area of the base of the pad. The more surface area to spread the perceived recoil the better.
A gunsmith fitted one for me years ago. I commented that it appeared a bit broad. His reply was that I could shoot the gun all day...
IIRC transiting through Oliver Tambo to Windhoek I attempted to buy some duty free. Not possible as the two countries are in the African Economic Area. Thus no duty free sales travelling within same. Things may have changed but that was the situation some years ago (6-7 ).
I solved the problem...
Vintage Guns in the U.K. is run by Diggory Haddoke. There is the Vintage Gun Journal in amongst all of it. There’s some interesting reading. It’s mainly about English shotguns.
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