Which rifle do we crown as the best looking ever?

The beauty lies within the material quality and subtile but very significant details and features.
Rigby Big Game ticks all the boxes for me. Even the trackers preferred it when taking bragging pictures they could show to the girls back in the village:)
Some guys like a lady with a lot of makup, others not so haha
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VertigoBE said:
I really like the lines on that one Daniel, can you tell me a bit more about it?
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Thank You foremost.
I bought this Remington 22 new when I was of age, 1995?
I just pulled this out yesterday, "552 Speedline"? .. I really don't know much about it's background.

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Droplock - not dropbox

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You are entirely correct. I drove back from a buffalo hunt Sunday and went straight into a 24 shift in the ER. Foggy mind or finger thumble or both. Thank you very much for poining it out.
 
rookhawk said:
I have the same gun. It was my first rifle. Bought at a gas station in Delavan, WI from their new gun rack. Every weekend I’d roll into the Gander Mountain corporate HQ with a crisp $5 and walk out with a brick of 500 .22lr to feed through it that weekend. What I lacked in precision I accounted for in volume.
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$5 for a brick! Them was the days my friend! Winchester Wildcats. if memory serves, were as inexpensive as they came. Worked well too. There’s no telling how many rounds have been through my Marlin.
 
Lovely rifles @SFRanger7GP ! Really like the tone, composition of the pictures of them as well! it is not easy to make great photo's of fine rifles.

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