I have a line on a pre 64 Super Grade Swift. IF I can get it that will make a set of the std, varmint (they made 906) and the SG.

The comb on the Rigby is in line with what was on European rifles of the 30's. I believe they call it a kidney shaped comb.

Brian Classic Guns did the case coloring. I have three rifles they colored. The other two are a Ruger #1 and another bolt gun in 257R.
Turn around time on the coloring was just a couple of weeks and very inexpensive.

257 Rigby
 

Rich you did it again with class. Like the cal 257 Rigby!!

I've had very good luck with H414 and 140 gr Nosler Ballistic Tips in several 7x57's.

Rich, That is one hell of a gun!, Gary

I took her to the range today for load development and came away with two winners. I was using Sierria 140gr bullets for both groups.

Nice aim points :rotf:

I think that you can tighten those groups up....or were you shooting off hand....:rotf::rotf::rotf: Very nice.

i would say she really does well in fact shes a keeper for sure shes one fine rifle...charlie

Rich just wanted to let you know that the previously discussed 220 swift fell through, but I did track down a nice shooter grade pre war that is coming my way.

Finish will probably need some work, but stock and checkering are good, may try to replace the vent pad with a steel butt plate I have if it will work. The barrel is parkerized but it looks nice. Wouldn't have gotten the deal on it if the barrel had been original blue!