3DogMike
(.400 member)
01/06/22 09:37 AM
Re: 1936 vintage Rigby in .275HV

Shame that Rigby records do not specify any odd details like the stocker, barrel maker, source for action/barreled action. Certainly could have been supplied as action, barreled action, or complete rifle to specification by the trade in England or from Mauser.
Would make for interesting discussion.
As I may have mentioned previously my Cogswell & Harrison M98 in .242 Vickers has a stock (with the exception of the unusual ~1" longer forend on the Rigby) that is line for line, checkering, and steel buttplate a nearly exact clone of the Rigby stock. Both from the mid 1930's.
- Mike



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