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What do you Double guys think of these Rizzini double rifles ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...mY&list=WL&index=168


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Beautiful rifle, for sure. Wood and engraving are quite nice. Price being so reasonable makes me wonder just a bit. Can't find any information on their boxlock action, other than it's a boxlock. Don't know what frame it's on. Weight is 9.9#, which seems a little light. But I have no experience with anything other than Chapuis doubles, so I don't offer any hands on perspective. Does look very interesting !!
 
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Thankyou HT.


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Interesting. I’ve been pondering getting another double for a while now, as I sold a Rigby in 470 NE about 30 years ago and haven’t had one since. I’ve been leaning toward a Chapuis or Verney Carron, but want to look at other makes while at SCI in January. I think this Rizzini is definitely worth getting to know more about, as it’s an interesting double. I already decided my next double will be another 470, just have to figure out which make now.

Thanks for posting this video.
 
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Hi DLS,
Yes, I found it interesting that a gunmaker bringing a new offering to the market would decide on a double rifle. Actually, beyond shooting a double or two I don't own any and am pretty much a magazine rifle guy and for reasons I can't explain this video intrigued me. I was viewing it and thinking "ahhh, it's not worth watching" but I couldn't stop myself. Maybe the elephant hunt kept me glued to the screen.
I don't know if I would ever want or buy a double but would sure be happy to look over a Rizzini if I ever had the chance.


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I've owned many different brands of doubles and I would highly suggest buying a Heym if you want a double that shoot well and is of very high quality. You can probably find a used Heym for not a lot more than what these Rizzini guns are going for. The Rizzini looks like it's a step above a Sabbati but not as nice as a Merkel. Merkel would be my only choice below a Heym.
 
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Sam, I'd add Verney Carron to that list. The three I've owned were great.
 
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Agree with Biebs.

I currently own four.

.500 NE, .450/.400 3" NE, .375 H&H flanged magnum and 7x57R (aka .275 Rigby). All bases covered. All outstanding doubles made during the Jerome era which was the best IMHO.


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Maybe there are issues to be aware of ? Or, at least, some user experiences to consider.
Link from the "other site". Hope it's OK to post here ....

https://www.africahunting.com/....88803/#post-1342747


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