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Some pictures of my CZ 550 416 Rigby customized by myself (Im not a Gunsmith)still has his original HUGLY Haya-wood factory stock, some day I will change it. I hope you like.

The rifle
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A new Mauser style Swivel stud
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A new ivory front sight[IMG:left] [/IMG]

A new grip cap (Inleting)

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A new English style crossbold
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A new barrel band
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New pachmayr old english model rubber pad


My initials (G A ) on a gold shield (like galazan)
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Nice, I like it... far better than the last 3 years of winchester!!


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I like it too.


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4.20 Kg of steel-appeal that handles and shoots as well or better than any H&H or J.Rigby, I'd guess. Very nice! Thanks for sharing. thumb
 
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Very nice! Good job on that one.
 
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you should be a gunsmith


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Good job!


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I also like it.
well done indeed.
If you are young enough to learn a new trade you should consider it...tj3006


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Well done!

That lokks really good and not over done!!

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Im very happy, that all of you, very kind guys, like my poor s man D.G. rifle !!! In another post I will show my last development with a DWM 1909 Mauser Argentinian Model action.Thanks and Regards.


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Nice work. I like it as well.


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I like it ALOT!

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........Very Nice Guillermo ... I really like the shortened fore end , and the barrel band for the sling.....It is all nice .. the checkering looks just right ..The grip cap is very very nice ... I wouldn,t call it a poor mans DG rifle at all ...Remember you wouldn,t use a lamborgini to plow snow with ....You seem to have the touch for rifles .......


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Originally posted by gumboot458:
........Very Nice Guillermo ... I really like the shortened fore end , and the barrel band for the sling.....It is all nice .. the checkering looks just right ..The grip cap is very very nice ... I wouldn,t call it a poor mans DG rifle at all ...Remember you wouldn,t use a lamborgini to plow snow with ....You seem to have the touch for rifles .......


Thanks, Very Kind, this rifle took 3 asiatic buffaloes (3 bullets), has some scratches (see on crossbolts photo) formally "Hunting scars" and rusted from bloody hands, but I like that, those all marks were made hunting, not showing it or just shooting at the range !!!I if was Saeed I will be using a hight expensive double with gold and Ivory inlays and surely making new scars!!! That adds value to a hunting gun !!! But I dont-


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Guillermo

Your rifle is a very nice working gun.
I like rifles that are field grade working guns.

Nice checkering on the cap.

Keep up the fine work.

Cheers,

André


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