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    Comparison of Wood and Steal, Heyms

    Magnificent trio of Heym doubles! Congratulations Chris
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    318 Westley Richards “light model”

    Another lovely rifle Paul, congratulations Chris
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    Favorite Darling Small-Mid Bore Double?

    My George Gibbs 360 No. 2 NE Chris
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    Single Shot Saturday - Show us your Single Shots!

    Thomas Bland TD in 450/400 3.25 NE Chris
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    425 Westley Richards (Maharajah)

    Magnificent rifle Paul, and congratulations on a successful hunt with it Chris
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    New Westley Richards 470NE on order, who wants to hear about it?

    Congratulations! Beautiful rifle Chris
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    Quintessential British Big Game Chamberings from the “Golden Age” - What Am I Missing?

    450 NE (3 1/4") appears to be missing from your list. This great cartridge has, for many years been the benchmark recipe for African BG hunting. Chris
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    Rigby Big Game DSB 404 Jeffery Build

    Beautiful mate, congratulations! Chris
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    Effectiveness of the 450/400 NE

    Very nice rifles - love the screw grip Lang. I have an old nitro proofed Manton in 450/400 3.25, and it is definitely on the heavy side at 12lbs. A tad weighty, but lovely to shoot. Chris
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    William Evans 450

    Congratulations on a fine looking double! Lovely screw grip action Chris
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    So what about the other English gunmakers? Watson, Cogswell, Army Navy

    Army & Navy CSL certainly retailed some pretty rifles as well as the plainer examples. I recently picked up this little A&N CSL 360 2 1/4 BPE for my collection.
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    New member from Australia

    There is some nice country down there for sure.
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    New member from Australia

    Broken Hill is an interesting place, with so much history. Sorry that I will miss you this trip. Give me a hoy next time, and hopefully we can catch up. Chris
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    New member from Australia

    I grew up on a property near Junee, and I have family at Girral and out near Nymagee. Chris
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    New member from Australia

    That would have been great Chris, but unfortunately I will be away with my next work project. Do you get over this way often? Where is home for you? (I'm from a family of farmers scattered around NSW)
 
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