Here are the photos of the Rigby and the Army and Navy 450-400 3 1/4 that I have for sale on the classifieds. There are listed on the www.trailcreektrade.com website.

Dutch


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DUTCH, was the action buffed up ? looks pretty shiny

From the Army Navy description on the dealer's web site:

Checkering has been freshened up & action body has been cleaned to white - barrels have probably been re-blackened, as well.

Words like 'appear', 'probably',....are a "kiss of death".

No "Kiss of Death". Gun was refinished and is in great shape. Bores are great and the gun closes like a bank vault. Accurate with 71 grains of RL15 and Kynoch 400 grains. I would have kept it but I'm having a sidelock built in the same caliber. That's why they are for sale.
Show me a hundred year old DG that hasn't been refinished or "freshened" and I'll show you a gun that will cost considerably more than these two. Greg will forward more photos of the A&N's watertable and breachface if anyone is interested.

Dutch