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Who stopped to look at the "Double Rifles" on the Westley Richards stand in the British Shooting Show ?
On show in W R's display case was their .600 NE India Rifle that had been engraved by Paul Lantuch with gold, diamonds, sapphire and emerald inlays, the workmanship was outstanding with a price to match.
If lottery money was available "I would buy one just to shoot oil drums"
Base model no engraving starts at £79,000 add the gold the rare stones and the engraving and your only a few thousand short of £300,000
Also anyone looked at the stall with the "Winchester Rifle Collection" on show ? the owner said that he was only one or two trips short of forty visits to the US in order to put his rifle collection together.
Better show than the West Midlands very little crappy distractions.

https://www.theexplora.com/westley-rich ... a-rifle-2/

Also another link below that will take you to some photographs of the Westley Richards "Africa Rifle"

https://www.theexplora.com/the-westley- ... dia-rifle/

Thanks
Phil

I'd still miss even with one of those posh rifles

rodp wrote:I'd still miss even with one of those posh rifles

But it would be a miss with style , class and a touch of panache though rodders

jdk1 wrote:

rodp wrote:I'd still miss even with one of those posh rifles

But it would be a miss with style , class and a touch of panache though rodders

Well yes, it would be a rather stylish miss I must admit, albeit a very expensive one

Put on your Gimp suit and it would be a miss with 'gay abandon'
A Hummingbird is on my 'lotto list':
http://www.hoferwaffen.com/hofer_52s.php?id=14&lang=en

Sadly the one time my numbers came up for a first division prize, I didn't have a ticket in.

Get yersel a Baikal mp221
A double rifle side x side in .45-70 or .30-06 for £705 .....
Doubles as a hammer for putting in fence posts for a hide ...
Strangely drawn to them and would have one in a minute

Paul