Iowa_303s
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Just found this on the web and thought I should share it. http://www.byswordandmusket.co.uk/fac-ri...l-arms-company/
-------------------- Matt
formerly known as Iowa_303
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Huvius
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Superb rifle although I'm not thinking it is a Lee Speed in the true sense, charger bridge and all...
Now this is a neat little package! http://www.byswordandmusket.co.uk/long-guns/john-rigby-co-300-rook-28-bore-cased-set/
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LesLeeSpeed
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"Superb rifle although I'm not thinking it is a Lee Speed in the true sense, charger bridge and all..." Hi, I have seen in a BSA catalogue post 1907 obviously, the charger guide offered as an option. If BSA did I'm sure the other makers would have done so as well. LesLeeSpeed
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rigbymauser
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Superb rifle although I'm not thinking it is a Lee Speed in the true sense, charger bridge and all...
Now this is a neat little package! http://www.byswordandmusket.co.uk/long-guns/john-rigby-co-300-rook-28-bore-cased-set/
This is were I get torn apart. Should I buy that one or a paradoxgun?....or how do I actually get money to buy both?....
Lovely little Rigby. A gun for those who has an aquired taste.
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93x64mm
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Rigbymauser, if you got the money then do it! To let a superb piece like that go then it'll always be "what was I thinking" moment you'll regret it! 93x64mm
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DarylS
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Oh yeah - both sounds just about right.
-------------------- Daryl
"a gun without hammers is like a Spaniel without ears" King George V
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Huvius
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The Rigby is cool but expensive. I wonder just what it was lined from? The breech and rifle in general look big for a 300 rook.
Funny that the vendor says "English gun making at its best which is as correct as one could ever hope to find." yet it has been lined.
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Igorrock
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I wonder just what it was lined from?
Huvius, I don´t doubt yours comment but where do you see the barrel lining ?
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Huvius
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"parkerifled" stamped around the bore at the muzzle end means that it was lined using the "parkerifle" method.
http://www.rifleman.org.uk/A.G._and_A.J.Parker_and_%20Parker-Hale.html
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TH44
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Thanks Huvius for the connection, most interesting site
Agree with your overall opinion re: the Rigby, even for the UK top price!
The Snider on the site is also nice but again at the top end for price
Tony
Edited by TH44 (27/07/15 09:13 AM)
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Igorrock
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Thanks, Huvius.
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DoubleD
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So if it a LSA is it really a Lee Speed, or is it just a sporting model MLE?
Wasn't the Lee Speed a sporting model sold by BSA?
-------------------- DD, Ret.
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Claydog
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LSA produced Lee Speed patented rifles as well.I have an LSA that has the Lee Speed patents stamped into it.
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LesLeeSpeed
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LSA produced Lee Speed patented rifles as well.I have an LSA that has the Lee Speed patents stamped into it.
I have one as well,
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