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The rifle was completed for a Mr. Wilton Lloyd Smith in 1929. He ordered a pair (this being #2). I bought it in England a couple of years ago. I plan on using it for buffalo in 2027, I’m using a Rigby Rising bite .450 for rhino and buffalo this year.

It is mule understanding the transitional period was from 1924-1936. They made doubles on both, and it was left up to the customer.

This is my Holland & Holland 500/465 NE (1929 Ejector) The Holland & Holland .500/.465 Nitro Express double rifle is a true icon of the British gun realm, revered for its elegance, power, and reliability. Introduced in the early 20th century as a response to India’s ban on military calibers...

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I 100% agree with the Targa and T/D versions.

Ken, I agree with you on the case! I am just as big of a case collector as I am the guns.

Hello, All, a couple of years ago I was fortunate enough to add a wonderful John Rigby to my collection. This is a special gun to me as it has some unique features. As most of you know, a takedown version isn't easy to come by, much less an intermediate single square bridge version. the SN is...

I have indeed done a fair bit of this as well.

John Rigby in the classic .275 Rigby (7x57) Such a versatile caliber, easy on the shoulder, and quite deadly.

Good day to all, I added a batch of rifles to my collection recently and thought I would share a couple. This is John Rigby in the quintessential caliber .350

I can personally vouch for Jerry of (JD Outfitters). Very professional, responsive, and a fantastic person. I have purchased several rifles from him, including some new Rigbys. Give him a call, you won’t regret it.

Thanks for the kind word

300 Holland - Super-Thirty Hello all, I wanted to share this rifle with everyone, a Holland & Holland SN 1482, 300 Holland Super-Thirty in takedown version. This rifle is special to me because of the condition and the original case with matching SN + accoutrements. I probably overpaid for...

Pjaln - Yes I am in the US