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My results with BH209 are much the same!!! When you try BH209 you WILL be hooked!

YOU SOLD IT??? SAY IT AIN'T SO? I can't believe that one! If you don't want them to run off...shoot 'em in the neck!

Nicely done! :)

Bangus flopitus! :grin:

I ordered Eezox from Midway USA.

Pop, Whta kind of glass did you mont on that No.1?

Schweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet! :grin:

A superb piece of information! Thank you for sharing with us!!!!

Great find! I am also all too familiar with that sad eye syndrome that follows me home! Great looking boss btw!

I've got a Ruger 77/17 .17 HMR that I mounted a Loopy VXII that is easily one of my most favorite rifles! It has accounted for so many crows, possums, skunks, and groundhogs!!! It's fun to shoot and not an ear splitter or wallet breaker. I like it a lot! But then again I like my Ruger 77/22...

I have a SA NM but have not scoped it because I love the barrel peep rear sight. For you application there a lot of good options; Leupold MK4 models or the Nightforce models. Whatever you choose, do make sure you have the very best scope mount for the M1A. Sadlak industries probably makes...

Thanks so much for the very kind words! The finish you see is Tru-Oil only and with no stain. The Tru-Oil is nearly bullet proof and you don't need anything on top of it.

Could I have a little boot to give with original price? :o

Hey guys thanks for the kind words! An oil finish is easy to do, maintain, and repair if necessary. The Purdey’s Warthog and the Napier of London gun stock refinishing kits are good products. IMHO, Birchwood Casey's Tru-Oil is also quite an excellent product that is cheap and available...

Whenever I frequent my area gun shops I like to look over their racks to see what they've bought or traded for. In February of 2008, low and behold I found a Ruger No.1, model 1-B in 30-06, on the used and abused rack. After fondling the rifle and examining the years of use and some abuse...

Sweet!!!! I own 1-b models and 1 ab model. I'm always on the lookout for another one.

I hope you like your No.1 as much as I love mine! I've got 4 of them and I'm always on the look out for more of them. I like finding some of the older ones with 130- serial numbers to restore. What part of TN is home?

Here's a few to consider: http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=18221&title=1%20TO%2075%20INCH%20POUND%20VARIABLE%20TORQUE%20WRENCH http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=25706&title=MAGNA-TIP~%20ADJUSTABLE%20TORQUE%20HANDLE...

The old 30-06 is more than enough for deer and a lot more. With today's modern bullets and loadings it has been assured another hundred years of life. Take a look at one of the Fed HE loads in 180gr...the old '06 is shooting the fps as the .300 Winnie The .300 Winnie is a fine cartridge that...