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Here's a real beauty that I have no vested interest in, just posting for your viewing pleasure: LonPaul404Jeff


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I hate it when they don't have a photo showing the factory that made the action. Frowner
 
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Wow! That's a beauty for sure. I sure like almost all of Lon's work.


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A beauty!
With four down!


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Dave, the owner of Trop's, is a great guy. He's on AR on occasion, as "ezra4570" if I remember. I have bought and sold rifles with Dave several times, and he's a stand-up guy.
 
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I hate it when they don't have a photo showing the factory that made the action. Frowner


doesnt look like there are any sidewall or front ring markings on this rifle other than the serial number. a photo can't show what's not there.


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She's a "10" to my eyes.
 
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Lon doesn't build anything but "10"s.
 
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Biebs you should buy this rifle...

I know a guy who might have a .500 Jeffrey he could use for trading material!!!


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"metal work by Churchhill Lt."- Who are they?

Wonder who's bottom metal? Wiebe's?


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500 Jeffery? Now you're talking my language! :-)
 
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I love Lon's work! He is a heck of a nice guy too!

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This rifle is just top notch. What strikes me as much as the fine quality of the rifle, is the low price. I love the so called "real" British pedigree rifles from the likes of Rigby, Holland & Holland, Jeffery, and Westley Richards, but their prices are beyond imagining. This rifle seems every bit their equal for 1/4 the price. If I were single, I could actually afford this one!


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hey matt i have 2 teenage daughters and a wife thats been going thru the change for 10 years ,,now stop complaining and spend the money,,,you,ll feel better!!! ....paul
 
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Damn. That's something else.


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WOW.Lon Paul is tops.That is a VERY nice rifle! Excellent stock shape especially from the pistol grip to the butt.
 
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This rifle is just top notch. What strikes me as much as the fine quality of the rifle, is the low price. I love the so called "real" British pedigree rifles from the likes of Rigby, Holland & Holland, Jeffery, and Westley Richards, but their prices are beyond imagining. This rifle seems every bit their equal for 1/4 the price.


That is exactly true. And since Lon is also a serious hunter he makes sure his rifles handle and feed every bit as good as they look.
They are the choice of many African PH's for that reason.

I even know of one old Alaskan sourdough who uses one Wink


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That ole' sourdough should buy it, and add his signature duct tape and Rustoleum to match his other fine weaponry :-)
 
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hey matt i have 2 teenage daughters and a wife thats been going thru the change for 10 years ,,now stop complaining and spend the money,,,you,ll feel better!!! ....paul


Got 10 ten more years and the kids will be gone. Gota spend on them for now, but when their gone...


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That ole' sourdough should buy it, and add his signature duct tape and Rustoleum to match his other fine weaponry :-)


I did seriously consider buying Lon's 500 Jeffery when he had it for sale at the show last year. But I left it for you.


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Damn, I missed that one.
 
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This rifle is just top notch. What strikes me as much as the fine quality of the rifle, is the low price. I love the so called "real" British pedigree rifles from the likes of Rigby, Holland & Holland, Jeffery, and Westley Richards, but their prices are beyond imagining. This rifle seems every bit their equal for 1/4 the price. If I were single, I could actually afford this one!



Actually new built english rifles have radically inflated in price in the last 100 years.

In 1910 A H&H royal double cost about 79 pound or $375.oo in 1910 dollars.

The average wage in America in 1910 was $750.oo a year.

So a H&H royal cost about 6 months wages for the average working American.

The average wage in America in 2011 is about to $43,000 per year.

So if the buyng power of our dollar stayed constant...

A H&H royal should cost around $21,500.oo in todays money.

As can be seen, the politicans have done thier work well...


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Originally posted by ColoradoMatt:
This rifle is just top notch. What strikes me as much as the fine quality of the rifle, is the low price. I love the so called "real" British pedigree rifles from the likes of Rigby, Holland & Holland, Jeffery, and Westley Richards, but their prices are beyond imagining. This rifle seems every bit their equal for 1/4 the price. If I were single, I could actually afford this one!



Actually new built english rifles have radically inflated in price in the last 100 years.

In 1910 A H&H royal double cost about 79 pound or $375.oo in 1910 dollars.

The average wage in America in 1910 was $750.oo a year.

So a H&H royal cost about 6 months wages for the average working American.

The average wage in America in 2011 is about to $43,000 per year.

So if the buyng power of our dollar stayed constant...

A H&H royal should cost around $21,500.oo in todays money.

As can be seen, the politicans have done thier work well...


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This 404 I would think is close to replacement cost(probably below). Doesn't really matter because if your in the market for a fine rifle,you could do alot worse.

Too much money in the world and that money is held by too few hands.


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