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Any one with experience of this rifle. Would love to know what you think of it. Value, accuracy, quality est. Regards, Adam | ||
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Adam: Accuracy: as good as any H&H double. Quality: sans embellishments but constructed very well. Value: about 1/2 of the same caliber in a Royal. Opinion: Many shy away as they are not the famous Royal and lack engraving. But, hey, they are still a Holland and among the finest out there. Cheers, c/al _______________________________ Cal Pappas, Willow, Alaska www.CalPappas.com www.CalPappas.blogspot.com 1994 Zimbabwe 1997 Zimbabwe 1998 Zimbabwe 1999 Zimbabwe 1999 Namibia, Botswana, Zambia--vacation 2000 Australia 2002 South Africa 2003 South Africa 2003 Zimbabwe 2005 South Africa 2005 Zimbabwe 2006 Tanzania 2006 Zimbabwe--vacation 2007 Zimbabwe--vacation 2008 Zimbabwe 2012 Australia 2013 South Africa 2013 Zimbabwe 2013 Australia 2016 Zimbabwe 2017 Zimbabwe 2018 South Africa 2018 Zimbabwe--vacation 2019 South Africa 2019 Botswana 2019 Zimbabwe vacation 2021 South Africa 2021 South Africa (2nd hunt a month later) ______________________________ | |||
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A good friend of mine has one dating from 1930. FANTASTIC rifle! His rifle has 26-inch barrels and it handles and shoots extremely well. I would not hesitate one bit, and actually prefer the starngely old-fashioned looks of the Dominion to that of many other hammerless sidelocks. Also, big things really listen when hit with a .500/465! | |||
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Hi Adam, Champlin's has 3 of these currently listed, in various levels of condition. It at least gives you an idea of value. I think that Cal was spot on with his overall assessment of the Dominion. To me, I like the "nostalgia part" of African hunting & taking dangerous game with a 100 yr old English Double (especially an H&H) adds to that. Plus, it would make a fine partner to your Westley Richards 425. Jim | |||
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Hello Adam. I agree with all of the above posts. I purchassed one from Dave Cruz at Holland one year ago. Completed in 1936. Shoots very well and fits like a glove. Now if you will just buy one, we can get some BBW #13's made up. Deo Vindice, Don Sons of Confederate Veterans Black Horse Camp #780 | |||
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Sure would like to find a Dominion in 375 Flanged Mag...I would buy it in a heartbeat! I agree with Cal on quality and capability...at human prices!! 470EDDY | |||
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Thanks so far on the replies. Don, What is BBW#13's? Jim, I hear ya. | |||
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Adam, where have you been? Cutting Edge Bullets. See "The Double Rifle Bullet of the Future". They are the cat's ass!! Let us know if/when you buy the gun. Good luck! Deo Vindice, Don Sons of Confederate Veterans Black Horse Camp #780 | |||
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I talked to George the other day about the 500-450 Dominion for $34,950. I wondered why it had dovetail lumps and I questioned the engraving, which didn't look "period" to me. George stated that, generally, almost every Dominion he has seen had chopper-lump barrels. He also added that this was the only Dominion in 500-450 that he had observed in the Dominion. It is a pretty rifle. Dutch | |||
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Probably a pretty good one for the money here: http://www.egun.de/market/item.php?id=3690180 That ends up right about $26K in USD. | |||
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For me the Dominion is the real Mckoy..it´s a backaction and looks better than the Royal!. DRSS: HQ Scandinavia. Chapters in Sweden & Norway | |||
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Agree. The Dominion is the workhorse of the H&H line. I do like Webley long bars and Westley boxlocks, but the option of buying an H&H detachable back-action sidelock with chopperlump barrels for the same money is a good argument in favor of the Dominion. | |||
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