Let me end this so we again can focus on the topic in this thread. Some of the coments I simply could not resist anymore to not answer,

Dorlac, my intetion of unfortunately involve your coments was just to point my view that as fellow tradesmen one need to bee carefull comenting on other brands product. it resoulted in the post beeing spread around on other forums. It is a very difficoult matter posting under your business name and different matter when posting as a private person. As I am somewhat in the business myself I hold back my temtations for posting meny times. I am not saying this is the right way, its my way and my thoughts about it.

I appologise for the resolt of my post ending up in a little argue between us. I doo enjoy the picture you post and your craftsmenship based on these pictures looks superior to meny of the guns ive seen. So please post them. I will enjoy looking, and hopefully one day see one first hand.

I doo also feel the need to stand up and respond to some of the post. I think it is unfair to jugde rigby the way it has been done. In a year after moving to London, thay have managed to produce a new bolt rifle, that has been debated, but it has sold plenty and will make the fundament, that alowes them to create new and updated, like now, the vintage model. They have built a new frontshop and workshop, they have got in the former factory manager from Purdey and Holland and Holland to oversee the production. they have put the Rising Bite double rifle back in production. Al this within a year. I do take my hat of for this. I doo agree to some of the coments regarding the new big game rifle, but when they now introduce the concept of a Vintage model, im sure they wil listen to all coments to make it enjoyable.