Different angles if possible.

Are those cocking piece covers still made with the Pop-up sight back in the old country?

It would probably look awful, but I wonder if that sort of back up sight could be grafted onto/made into a Winchester style three position side swing safety????

Thanks for your indulgence. Give me something to look at tomorrow night (besides Lois' figure, that is).

LD

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Beautiful! Why can't something like that come on a currently made rifle?

Here's one that attaches to the cocking piece made by Tom Dulucci similar to Rigby's, Golmatics and the old Lymans:

Is the Tom Dulucci sight an item that is still available?

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ALF is showing off again...it worked...I am jealous.

How does one contact this Tom Dulucci"

regards,

Rich
NRA Life Member
DRSS

Alf is that a 416? Did you buy the one Lewis Drake had? Beautiful Jeff too.

Tom Delucchi: 509-946-7855

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Here's the 416 I referred to:

The 2 "Mausers" and their cocking piece sights are amazing.

Thanks greatly ALF,

That 602 type would be nice on a worked over CZi 416 Rigby, especially if you were going to use a scope at times.

Of the "classic" sights, the jeffrey appeals to me the most.

It looks like a retrofit to present day CZ Magnum action rear bridges wouldn't be unreasonable.

Perhaps I'll stumble into one of those 602's and do some reverse engineering. Down on the list.

Maybe Tom Delucchi can make a few out of titanium......

Thanks again for the pictures. Those are most helpful.

LD

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Originally posted by lawndart:
Thanks greatly ALF,

Maybe Tom Delucchi can make a few out of titanium......

LD

Lock time.

And Stuart Satterlee can provide the titanium firing pin to go with it

Does anyone make a peep sight that would mount on the grooved rear bridge of the ZKK602? [ Like a SAKO?]

Les

A nice 350 Rigby

Gee, thanks Rigby boys for making me feel like a Heym hobo. If I still had those 602s I would be now.

I don't understand?
Why do those Mausers still look new?
They should be well worn. It should be a crime for those to exist without being worn out.

Schwandt Classic Arms had mint .416Rigby marked at >40K, and it sold for unknown amount. I would use "white gloves" if I owned like new one. You see, it's not a bolt gun it's a "Fabrege egg".

Thanks for the picture MFC,

That 350 Rigby is quite clean.

I do like the way they do the bolt handle as well.

LD

That 350 really is a beautiful gun. Unfortunately it's not mine. I found the pictures at http://rogerbain.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_...f074f35f83ea0db03982