Im proud to say I gobbled it up along with its .308 cousin!Looks like this one sold, hope someone here got it, be a fine little rifle. Sure like mine.
Im proud to say I gobbled it up along with its .308 cousin!Looks like this one sold, hope someone here got it, be a fine little rifle. Sure like mine.
Can someone explain what’s going on with this one in regards to Halloways involvement? Looks like a lovely rifle at a pretty good price point…
It would be interesting to know what the knowledgeable folks here have to say about itCan someone explain what’s going on with this one in regards to Halloways involvement? Looks like a lovely rifle at a pretty good price point…
I am not sure what you are asking. Hallowell sells guns. Many of them are older quality double rifles and shotguns. http://hallowellco.com/Can someone explain what’s going on with this one in regards to Halloways involvement? Looks like a lovely rifle at a pretty good price point…
The barrel and action sold. I was late.Just for comparison:Granite Mountain Action / Pac-Nor Barrel
Granite Mountain Action / Pac-Nor Barrel for sale online.www.gunsinternational.com
NEW GRANITE MOUNTAIN ARMS AFRICAN MAGNUM ACTION
NEW GRANITE MOUNTAIN ARMS AFRICAN MAGNUM ACTIONwww.gunsinternational.com
I guess my question is the gun is stated as being made in 1904 by Manton. But the manufacturer is listed as Hallowell. It just seems like an odd way to list it coming from a dealer such as them.I am not sure what you are asking. Hallowell sells guns. Many of them are older quality double rifles and shotguns. http://hallowellco.com/
With respect to this rifle, it obviously is restored. It’s value is dependent on its actual condition - not appearance. Is the solder still holding the barrels firmly? Is it on face.? Are all the springs functioning as they should? What is the condition of the rifling? etc. etc. Hallowell has a good reputation. I am sure they would attempt to answer any question a prospective buyer might have.
It is apparently a Holloway & Naughton currently being sold by Hallowell & Co. Someone was confused by the online listing form. You can see that on the side of the action. I would assume the rib or perhaps the top of the right barrel is marked with Manton & Co., Calcutta who would have been the retailer.I guess my question is the gun is stated as being made in 1904 by Manton. But the manufacturer is listed as Hallowell. It just seems like an odd way to list it coming from a dealer such as them.
Nope this is my bad. I saw Hallowxxx and read them both as Hallowell. Case closed!It is apparently a Holloway & Naughton currently being sold by Hallowell & Co. Someone was confused by the online listing form. You can see that on the side of the action. I would assume the rib or perhaps the top of the right barrel is marked with Manton & Co., Calcutta who would have been the retailer.
How are they regarded as a rifle maker? Seems like all I see from a quick search are shotguns.It is apparently a Holloway & Naughton currently being sold by Hallowell & Co. Someone was confused by the online listing form. You can see that on the side of the action. I would assume the rib or perhaps the top of the right barrel is marked with Manton & Co., Calcutta who would have been the retailer.
Just had a look. Nice looking rifleWayne at American Hunting Rifles just listed a CZ 550 416 Rigby all weather.
Anyone looking might check it out.
That Explora is a cool gun. Sounds like it has a couple of issues so buyer beware and aware But it could be a decent buy and really cool to ownAn auction in Australia, which includes a Westley Richards 'Explora' (12-bore paradox): lot 237, estimate A$12,000 - 14,000, and a howdah pistol (by Karabegof, whoever he was) in .577: lot 587, estimate A$2,600 - 3,000.
Those two attracted my attention, but amongst the usual dross of such auctions others may find something of interest. Seem to be a lot of pistols, about which I know nothing.
https://www.australianarmsauctions.com/
Only downside on the Paradox gun is 12 Bore wont be much good on buff. Otherwise as a concept its awesomeAn auction in Australia, which includes a Westley Richards 'Explora' (12-bore paradox): lot 237, estimate A$12,000 - 14,000, and a howdah pistol (by Karabegof, whoever he was) in .577: lot 587, estimate A$2,600 - 3,000.
Those two attracted my attention, but amongst the usual dross of such auctions others may find something of interest. Seem to be a lot of pistols, about which I know nothing.
https://www.australianarmsauctions.com/
Haven't some buffalo been taken with a 12 bore Paradox? I thought Tony Mackris did?Only downside on the Paradox gun is 12 Bore wont be much good on buff. Otherwise as a concept its awesome
I can personally testify that WR's William Evans Paradox cousin is a superb choice for rolling warthog and creating a sizable pile of sand grouse from the same waterhole.Only downside on the Paradox gun is 12 Bore wont be much good on buff. Otherwise as a concept its awesome
I’m curious to better understand your point of view. I understand Tony Makris took a buffalo with a 20 gauge fauneta. And while lots of people have done lots of things that are not a best practice, would one really be undergunned with a ~730 grain Fosbury slug?Only downside on the Paradox gun is 12 Bore wont be much good on buff. Otherwise as a concept its awesome