This is a very traditional format rifle with the addition of the scroll back, this I think has been a very nice recent 'old' addition to our offering, we did make rifles filed with scroll back like this in the past but it was dropped for many years. I have only seen very few pre war rifles with the scroll back and took the shape and file up we use from one such rifle, a .476 which features in our history book "In Pursuit of the best Gun".
This rifle is supplied with a pair of cased extra interchangeable locks and is all cased in lightweight leather travel case made in our leather department with accessories.
The .475 No 2 Eley has a 480 grain bullet travelling at 2200 FPS.
Norman Lefkowitz on April 2, 2016 at 7:13 pm
Magnificent, as I have come to admire; but just how many rounds can the locks be expected to endure before failure?
Matthew Schmidt on April 3, 2016 at 6:45 am
Superb rifle made exquisite by the edition of the scroll back. That small detail makes all the difference and it is what sets your guns apart from other English guns. Most of the older German guns in both SxS and O&U were finished with a scroll back and they look much better because of it. Reto Buehler in the USA built a Custom Ruger No.1 finished with a scroll back and it looks superb.