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I found this rifle, the guy wants $2000, is this a fair price? Thanks.
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That's pretty high, IMHO. He's already considering it as collector goods, as they don't make them any more. You'll find them around $1,500, perhaps more for a 416 Rigby or 458 Lott.
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High, and they are not yet collector pieces. Moreover, in .375, they are pretty heavy (about right in the heavier calibers, IMO).
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I saw the same gun sell for 1750 3 weeks ago at a gun show.
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Biebs is right, the 416 is more valuable than the 375 and sells for less than $2000. I'd pay $1500 for a 416 Rigby or 458 WN but it's high for a 375 it's just too heavy for what it is.
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