Lloyd's customer also decided that and after he chose his cartridge and the zeroing distance, the rifle was delivered according to his wishes.

Unfortunately, there was hardly anything that could be changed after that, but the mounts of the scopes of these weapons, according to Lloyd's concept and statement, were so strong that apparently nothing wrong more could happen.

I also find the concept very strange, because there are enough scope mounts that are very strong and allow the use of rifles with recoil on various terrain and under much more difficult conditions than a red deer hunting in Scotland. But you have to take into account the social environment and the hunting concept of a certain class of hunters from the British Islands. You look at Rigby's advertising and you will understand what I mean.

By the way, I bought this rifle by Rigby in London, but I am not a Gentleman Hunter British-style.