Which .416 Rigby?

[AZDAVE]

If it was my money it would be the one on the right in the first picture.

 

[BryceM]

Oooooooh, that’s pretty walnut!

 

[Pirkan]

Arm dealers in Sweden can't show rifles like that!
They (almost) just got Tikka, Sako and Blaser when they want to show new guns..
You are lucky to have a dealer like that.

JG Jakt get somewhat close to this though. I visited their booth at Elmia and they had a couple old Rigby's and Mauser's but the coolest thing was a Westley Richards 8 gauge side by side that I think they wanted 300 k sek for iirc. They were also really nice and let me look at them all despite it being perfectly clear that I wasn't going to buy anything. Of course 99% of dealers are exactly like what you describe unfortunately.

 

[Green Chile]

Here's a different thought...all are beautiful of course but can we get a matte finish instead of high gloss? I love the red tint in older English finishes and wish the finishes had less shine than a spotlight.

 

[Scott CWO]

Here's a different thought...all are beautiful of course but can we get a matte finish instead of high gloss? I love the red tint in older English finishes and wish the finishes had less shine than a spotlight.

Now, now, don’t go getting all practical on us! Lol

 

[GENTZ SPORTING ARMS]

What grade is the wood on those? I assume they are higher than standard grade 5 from the pricing.

Left is a Grade 6, Right is Grade 9. The 3 in the middle are Grade 7 250th Anniversary Editions.

 

[Green Chile]

In my opinion, a great 416 Rigby is one of the classiest rifles around. I love mine and hunt with it often. There is nothing it can't do...from tiny 10 to DG is covered.

 

[krish]

If I can offord it, it will be the one in the middle. But can dream about it.
Krish

 

[ftrovato]

If I can offord it, it will be the one in the middle. But can dream about it.
Krish

same here....

 

[uplander01]

No bad choices really, I’d buy the least expensive one and spend remainder on trophy fees