Got the link to this Russian site from the Double Gun Journal on Facebook. Russian will appear but there is immediate translation offered and most of the material is English anyway, and all about early model Rigby double barrels.
Why Russian? Well, a clue may be that during the big recessions and depressions of the 80s and early 90s, I remember reading that about the only customers for bespoke English shotguns were Soviet commissars and that may be a clue. And f course, those same Russians are still there, only as outright kleptocrats and not communist leaders.
Edit: While I was able to go directly from the bottom link as seen on Facebook, I may have bitten off more than Windows can chew here because for some reason the actual link at the site won't copy in a useful manner, but hopefully copy-pasting from the original text as below will work.
And yes! Success! Just click on the bottom link!
For lovers of old gun mechanics, I think it will be interesting https://wp.me/p461yQ-4Ze
Open https://translate.google.com/
Click Sites button
Choose language
In the Site window, type https://wp.me/p461yQ-4Ze and click on the arrow in the right
Why Russian? Well, a clue may be that during the big recessions and depressions of the 80s and early 90s, I remember reading that about the only customers for bespoke English shotguns were Soviet commissars and that may be a clue. And f course, those same Russians are still there, only as outright kleptocrats and not communist leaders.
Edit: While I was able to go directly from the bottom link as seen on Facebook, I may have bitten off more than Windows can chew here because for some reason the actual link at the site won't copy in a useful manner, but hopefully copy-pasting from the original text as below will work.
And yes! Success! Just click on the bottom link!
For lovers of old gun mechanics, I think it will be interesting https://wp.me/p461yQ-4Ze
Open https://translate.google.com/
Click Sites button
Choose language
In the Site window, type https://wp.me/p461yQ-4Ze and click on the arrow in the right
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