The pictures and history make this one. Good luck!https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1033594215
I'm chasing this one, hopefully not bidding against anybody here.
The pictures and history make this one. Good luck!https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1033594215
I'm chasing this one, hopefully not bidding against anybody here.
Good luck catching itI'm chasing this one, hopefully not bidding against anybody here.
I don't know. I am with @Mark A Ouellette on this one. The rifle has no collector value at all due to the rechambering. The excessive recoil of the Weatherby is the likely culprit behind the damaged stock. You are essentially bidding on a barreled action.The pictures and history make this one. Good luck!
This is 100% correct. This rifle would not be particularly to my taste, but the OP said he liked the velocity of the Weatherby.I don't know. I am with @Mark A Ouellette on this one. The rifle has no collector value at all due to the rechambering. The excessive recoil of the Weatherby is the likely culprit behind the damaged stock. You are essentially bidding on a barreled action.
Yeah, when I see reserve on something for sale I keep on scrolling. I bid on a reserve once or twice and for me it's a waste of time and effort.See it had a reserve on it... for the life of me I don't know why they won't start it at the reserve price and save bidders the hassle of chasing the damn thing and then not get it with the top bid!
@krish - Did you buy another 458LOTT?Ca-550 in .458 Lott and it comes with a Leica
CZ Model 550 Safari Classic .458 Lott
CZ Model 550 Safari Classic .458 Lott for sale online.www.gunsinternational.com
No. I did not. I have all the 458 's I can use.@krish - Did you buy another 458LOTT?
@krish!!!!!!Entire A-Square collection coming up in 5 days on Proxibid.View attachment 587001
NO. I have plenty of big bores.@krish!!!!!!
Not a bad deal when you look at what the new ones are going for
So the Rigby equivalent of this rifle would be the Highland Stalker in 275 Rigby which doesn’t have a quarter rib either so there’s that..I've been fascinated by the fact that Mausers and Rigbys are built in the same factory in large part, and are at parity on pricepoint, but the Mausers finish quality is a lot lower. The example above has mediocre wood for an $8000 used gun, and the finish is quite poor with open pores, it doesn't have express sights on a quarter rib, it has a matte bluing, and the checkering looks unimpressive.
Not trying to offend modern Mauser buyers, I just don't get it. For the same money the same gun can be finished in British dimensions with Rigby engraved on the action and has a lot more value over time?
This auction also has some Holland and Holland 8-bores plus a double-bridge Mauser made by H&H in .465 H&H Magnum.Entire A-Square collection coming up in 5 days on Proxibid.View attachment 587001
.465 H&H Magnum? Wow, I guess they do actually exist. After many queries here on AH by myself and @Pheroze nobody here seems to have ever seen a bolt action rifle chambered for one in person or ANY rimless cartridge or brass case for one? Amazing! LOLThis auction also has some Holland and Holland 8-bores plus a double-bridge Mauser made by H&H in .465 H&H Magnum.