After much thought and consideration I’ve selected my .416 Remington Magnum Ruger No. 1 as my rifle of choice for Cape Buffalo.
It’s my only single shot rifle and while I have another rifle suitable for Dagga Boys I really want to hunt them with every opportunity given to the Buffalo. I’ve got...
This isn’t the deal that has me nervous.
It’s the Ruger/Beretta conflagration that has me worried. If they get rid of the wood stock rifles and double action revolvers I’m done with Ruger.
Vince
Both of those are the Vertec frame which is comparable to a flat mainspring housing on a 1911. I went to the Beretta website for a pic of the original Beretta frame. Notice the rounded hump at the bottom of the grip frame? That’s been a source of contention with me and Beretta handguns for...
My in town carry gun is the Beretta M9A4G.
This is the best Beretta 92/M9 version in my opinion. You have the option to mount an RDO as I have. The night sights are good for what they are. I’m not a fan of night sights since I’ve aged and no longer a young whipper snapper. All I see is a green...
That’s outstanding customer service.
If/When I get ready for a new barrel they will be getting my business if the customer service stays like this.
Vince
What brand rifle are you mounting them on?
If you’re looking for decent rings at a reasonable cost they are as good as any other. If you want better quality rings I’d go with Talley or Alaska Arms. The reason I ask what rifle you’re mounting them on is that determines what brand I’d recommend...
3” group will be in the vitals on deer out to 300 Yards.
I know we all want more accuracy than that but if you’re only hunting out to 200 Yards I wouldn’t sweat it. That said I’d want a more accurate rifle.
Vince
Thanks guys.
My concern is if I use too much weight that I’ll break the stock. After I get the .416 zeroed on the sled I’ll shoot off sticks and standing up to zero the rifle.
I’m just trying to make it as easy as I can on myself trying to get these two rifles zeroed with the new scopes. Well...