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Timan
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This one is a recent production.
It is based on our Satterlee Standard Magnum action with a 4 down drop box.
This will be our 3rd build using the Smithson QD system, installed here at S/A. I'm happy with the system. The Barnes 300gr VOR-TX shoots well in this rifle as it does with many a 375, 1st round out clean and cold 2nd two nearly in the same hole at 100yds.
Integral barrel came from a Douglas Blank.







 
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Very nice, Stuart. I really like the lines and proportions of that stock and Joe Smithson's ring system locks up like a bank vault.
Beautiful job!!!


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Your fine work is appreciated here. Would you ever entertain the idea of making a magnum action 350 Rigby like this one? For a future wealthier self. https://auctions.morphyauction...FLE_I-LOT487909.aspx


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Your fine work is appreciated here. Would you ever entertain the idea of making a magnum action 350 Rigby like this one? For a future wealthier self. https://auctions.morphyauction...FLE_I-LOT487909.aspx



Holy crap that is a stunning Rigby. Refinished or not. Sackville addy and all.
 
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Very nice looking rifle Stuart. Beautiful!
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magnum action 350 Rigby

https://auctions.morphyauction...FLE_I-LOT487909.aspx



Holy crap that is a stunning Rigby. Refinished or not. Sackville addy and all.




What I find intriguing is the 350 Rigby has a 24” barrel, and 15” Length of Pull and only weighs 8LBs 5 OZ . The early English rifles handle like fine shotguns
 
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Very tastefully done.
Quite svelte for a magnum (a plus in my taste) and appears to be well balanced.
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I love it!!!


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Looks great - you could hunt most of the world with that one rifle! I'm not sure if that is a good or bad thing Smiler
 
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Very nice, Stuart. I really like the lines and proportions of that stock and Joe Smithson's ring system locks up like a bank vault.
Beautiful job!!!


Thanks Wayne.



 
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Your fine work is appreciated here. Would you ever entertain the idea of making a magnum action 350 Rigby like this one? For a future wealthier self. https://auctions.morphyauction...FLE_I-LOT487909.aspx


That is a neat old Rigby with great character that only the Rigby name and time can create.

I'm guessing the 350 Rigby is about like a 35 Whelen in performance? It would be a fun one.

Makes me think of a deer hunt I was on where I had a bull Elk at about 25yds from me, he passed on by and never detected me, that Rigby would have been perfect in that situation. I had a titanium M98 in 7x57 and a deer tag that day.



 
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Your fine work is appreciated here. Would you ever entertain the idea of making a magnum action 350 Rigby like this one? For a future wealthier self. https://auctions.morphyauction...FLE_I-LOT487909.aspx


That is a neat old Rigby with great character that only the Rigby name and time can create.

I'm guessing the 350 Rigby is about like a 35 Whelen in performance? It would be a fun one.

Makes me think of a deer hunt I was on where I had a bull Elk at about 25yds from me, he passed on by and never detected me, that Rigby would have been perfect in that situation. I had a titanium M98 in 7x57 and a deer tag that day.


Yup. Nominal 350 Rigby was 225gr @ 2625

The 35 Whelen is the poor man’s 350 ;-)
 
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I can't stop looking at that thing. Just go on and send it to me. I'll pm you my address. I'll arranged to have one of my kidneys sold or something.


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Very Nicely done. The Smithson scope mounts are the best system in my opinion. Solid return to zero but takes a real craftsman to execute them. I also like the fact that if one decides to go open sights only, once you put the covers in, you have a nice clean double square bridge look. Just do not like the looks of claw mounts on a rifle without the scope mounted. I guess the same as well with the H&H system.

JP

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Stuart, is that the 375 you made for my friend Todd K?
 
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