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Westley Richards Rifles For Sale

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1 Image(s) Westley Richards .375 H&H Magnum, engraved, folding aperture, pop-up night sight
Westley Richards .375 H&H Magnum, engraved, folding aperture, pop-up night sight
Westley Richards .375 H&H Magnum (.375 Belted Rimless), serial number 42787. Built on a Mauser 98 action, this wonderful London rifle weighs just 7.2 pounds and proudly bears the s... (read more)
Gun #: 992973465
Seller: Sportsmans Legacy
GA Sales: 548
$7,500.00
1 Image(s) Westley Richards .450/400 3.25-inch double rifle, ejectors, WR refurbish
Westley Richards .450/400 3.25-inch double rifle, ejectors, WR refurbish
Westley Richards .450/400 3.25-inch double rifle. Serial number T11045 has 26-inch barrels with ejectors, sling hook loop and a quarter rib with one fixed and four folding express ... (read more)
Gun #: 911831914
Seller: Sportsmans Legacy
GA Sales: 548
$20,000.00
1 Image(s) Westley Richards .500 Nitro Express Gold Name droplock double rifle, 1910
Westley Richards .500 Nitro Express Gold Name droplock double rifle, 1910
Westley Richards .500 Nitro Express Gold Name droplock double rifle. Created in 1910 and refurbished by the maker, number 9022 features 26-inch barrels with a folding hood over the... (read more)
Gun #: 994540818
Seller: Sportsmans Legacy
GA Sales: 548
$45,000.00
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