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Definitely proper.


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I would gladly find a place on the gun rack for the Holland and Holland. tu2


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Some nice doubles! tu2
 
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Mighty fine looking FAMARS Wink
 
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+1 for the Holland & Holland
 
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All very nice guns but I would run from the H&H! I had a cased 465 H&H that was all original and a complete nightmare! A total piece of crap with insurmountable problems. After spending a shit load of money trying to correct it, I put it down the road. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
 
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Care to expand ?

Was it a dominion or the newer sidelock ?

Were the problems caused by bad manufacturing or
afterwards by the owner / users ?



Re the guns listed, interesting the Army-Navy .470 NE, a superb classic DG/BG example on a great if not the best action.


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All very nice guns but I would run from the H&H! I had a cased 465 H&H that was all original and a complete nightmare! A total piece of crap with insurmountable problems. After spending a shit load of money trying to correct it, I put it down the road. Good riddance to bad rubbish.

That hasn't been my experience with Holland guns, either the Royal or Dominion. What were your problems?
 
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Big sigh!
If only Santa Claus would leave any one of those under the tree this year along with a Botswana Elephant hunt......


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That Holland is beyond proper.....what an awesome weapon. Too bad the 465 was a Holland only caliber. Absolutely 100% firearm.

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"Too bad the 465 was a Holland only caliber."


Not so, I have a 465 made by Westley Richards,
boxlock extractor, nice shortish barrels, great scrub gun.

Agree though, you don't see many !

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Originally posted by luvtoreload:
All very nice guns but I would run from the H&H! I had a cased 465 H&H that was all original and a complete nightmare! A total piece of crap with insurmountable problems. After spending a shit load of money trying to correct it, I put it down the road. Good riddance to bad rubbish.

That hasn't been my experience with Holland guns, either the Royal or Dominion. What were your problems?


Nor mine, nor George Caswell's. Particularly the pre-War rifles.


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505G....I stand corrected!


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Are you going to expand on your comment re H&H guns ?

We all would like to know what problems you had.


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