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Holland & Holland Double Rifle - .600 cal.
This firearm is on exhibit at the NRA National Sporting Arms Museum in Springfield, MO.
Holland & Holland was approached by collector/hunter William Feldstein to build rifles based on a .700 cartridge developed by Feldstein and Jim Bell. While H&H had ceased production of .600 Nitro Express rifles, the scaled-up .700 cartridge, in platforms like this Philippe Grifnee engraved double rifle, sparked enough interest in shooters that even production of the .600 Nitro Express rifles resumed.