WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! If ever you need a place to keep it I would be more than happy to help you out. In all seriousness congrats, it a beautiful rifle.
The only small thing, and I hope that you excuse my question, but why is there not a Ebony Forend tip ?
I've also been in awe of the price!!!! I was at the gun shop on Saturday and picked up a box of .416 Rigby cartridges........$250/20 rds!!!
nearly sounds reasonable how about $73.00 for a box of 50 rnds .45acp............
You can get Hornady softs or solids for 82-85 a box, but you have to look on line at the ammo sites and order at least two due to shipping for one or two is the same, to get the best deal. In the meantime, I will go to more expensive rounds if I ever hunt buffalo with mine. Also my son will start reloading them after he completes several tasks for my .264 Win mag and my .375 H&H.That is one AWESOME looking firearm! I hope to see another picture of its soon......with your cape buffalo!
I've always thought that the .416 Rigby was an awesome looking round.....looks like something that could bring down Messerschmitts, if necessary!
I've also been in awe of the price!!!! I was at the gun shop on Saturday and picked up a box of .416 Rigby cartridges........$250/20 rds!!!
I quickly put them back before I was required to float a small loan just to hold the box!
I never really thought about it - it wasn't presented as an option, and it never came up. Suppose I could have asked . . . but actually I'm fine with it as it. Sort of like my kids.Very beautiful rifle Hank, congratulations.
The rifle is like a icon, and overall the details is superb like the wood/oil finish in combination of that beautiful leather covered recolepad, the ogival etc..
The only small thing, and I hope that you excuse my question, but why is there not a Ebony Forend tip ?
I can't disagree that the ammo isn't cheap (though I picked up some boxes of TBBC and Barnes for around $200 C$). But really, apart from putting some practice rounds through it, these aren't rifles that go through boxes of rounds on a hunt (if they are, you're either a terrible shot or you are having way too much fun). There are other, cheaper, .416s obviously, but very few rifles say Africa to me like Rigby (maybe a .404 Jeffery . . .).I've also been in awe of the price!!!! I was at the gun shop on Saturday and picked up a box of .416 Rigby cartridges........$250/20 rds!!!