.275 Rigby - Heart vs head

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Are you prepared to buy in a large stock of cartridges to see you though with a less common cartridge ? Or buy a 308, 270, 6.5 , 243 a couple of boxes and just get a couple of boxes of twenty now and then ?
Old guns are hard to maintain regards parts , can you purchase a back up modern rifle as a stand by / spare ?
I feel this is counterintuitive - seeing as a pretty much any old Mauser 98 will outlast any mass produced rifle bought new today, while being more mechanically reliable with less breakages, with all parts still readily available
 
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