we cant forget that when we see a vintage english rifle we are looking at something that has taken on a patina of its own be it the wood or metal ,that is not an easy thing to reproduce and shouldnt ,,im going to cut kent some slack on the action ,as it isnt easy to come up with an intermidiate anything let alone an oberndorf,,the shape of the bolt handle that hugs the stock just a little closer than the ordinary commercial mauser bolt is a nice touch and overlooked for the past 60 years at rigbys ,,the slimming down of the trigger guard came out nice too,,as far as price goes ,they are up there with the rest of whats built in england and only they have the rigby name