Phil, I believe to bring this rifle up to it's real value, the extension would have to go, or at least be replaced with wood that matches and the barrels re-blacked and stock re oiled. All which Rigby would do, at a substantial cost. The rifle as it stands needs a good face lift!!!!Is it just my lack of knowledge on DR's or would this rifle be priced much higher were it not for that ugly extension to the end of the stock?
Foxi, if you speak German, from the link, was this rifle made in 1958?
Thanks Foxi, No need to inquire any further for me. The reason I was asking is, the manufacture date can have a huge impact on the value of the rifle.Sierraone,
in the advertisement is no date to see ,when the gun was made ?
Shall I ask for you ?
Sure the old baby needs a face lift by a gunsmith,but its no trash.
But my gun rack is full and to save money is not always bad .....
Foxi
Nice rifle in one of my favorite calibers. If I could buy it, it would be with the idea of later saving up the cash to get it fixed up at Rigby. It's a beauty.