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Re: Mystery 350 Rigby
12/05/03 11:11 PM

Alan

A friend of mine has a .350 Rigby Magnum - in an almost unfired mint condition Rigby. He purchased it on the condition by the seller that he could not fire it.

I think the flanged version of the rimless .350 Rigby Magnum is what you are referring to, and is also known as the .350 No. 2 Rigby. The only difference in the case between the .350 Rigby Magnum and the .350 No. 2 Rigby is the first is rimless and the second is flanged.

Would make a nice medium double rifle calibre especially if the double is handy and light, don't you think?

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Mystery 350 Rigby	4seventy	12/05/03 01:10 PM
Re: Mystery 350 Rigby	NitroX	12/05/03 11:11 PM
Re: Mystery 350 Rigby	4seventy	13/05/03 09:44 AM

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