I saw a Heym PH double in 470 NE today. It was shipped into Utah for a customer and I happened to be on hand to take a look. The workmanship was very good. The rifle is slender, like the other Heyms I have seen, and the metal work was all smooth and well done. Wood to metal fit is good, but Heym leaves the Wood a bit high above the metal. I wonder if that might lead to the wood chipping in the future. The rifle did not appear to have bushed strikers, however. Overall at $14K I think it is a desirable piece.