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Ruger #1 7mm mag
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DrMike
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- Nov 8, 2006
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A certified rifle crank. :grin: I do agree, however, that it is a handsome acquisition.
Guy Miner
Master Loader
- Apr 6, 2006
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Great rifle. Great cartridge. Well done sir!
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Handloader
- Dec 26, 2007
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We actually understand that not even an ocean separating you from the greatest place on earth to own a gun could keep you from doing what you usually do. Really nice, looks good. :mrgreen:
- Nov 4, 2004
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Fotis,
Very nice #1 buddy. Would make for an awesome antelope rifle.
JD338
Very nice #1 buddy. Would make for an awesome antelope rifle.
JD338
Oldtrader3
Ammo Smith
- Nov 6, 2009
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Beautiful wood, Fotis. The caliber works great for long range deer as well.
Wincheringen
Handloader
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Nice S!
elkeater2
Handloader
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Nice grab! I hope it knows the new home is temporary, and should not get too fond of the siblings.... :lol:
I'm green with envy. :mrgreen: The #1S is my favorite model of #1. Nice catch.
I collect #1's and I've only been able to chase down two in the "S" model, both in .300 Win. mag.
I did see a third one at Cabela's a few yeras back the was so badly beat up about all thet was salvagable would have been the barreled action. They were caling it rare and had a sticker price of $1,500 on it. As I as another .300 Win. mag., I passed and laughed like hell. I already have three #1's in .300 Win. Mag. a "B" and the two "S" models. The "B" and one "S" are sub-MOA with the .200 gr. Speer Hot Core and the "B" sub-half inch with the long discontinued Nosler semi-RN 200 gr. bullet. Wish I could find some more. The other "S" model is a 200th Year of American Liberty gun and I just haven't shot it yet. I have #1's ranging from .22 Hornet to .416 Rigby. 8)
Paul B.
I collect #1's and I've only been able to chase down two in the "S" model, both in .300 Win. mag.
I did see a third one at Cabela's a few yeras back the was so badly beat up about all thet was salvagable would have been the barreled action.
They were caling it rare and had a sticker price of $1,500 on it. As I as another .300 Win. mag., I passed and laughed like hell. I already have three #1's in .300 Win. Mag. a "B" and the two "S" models. The "B" and one "S" are sub-MOA with the .200 gr. Speer Hot Core and the "B" sub-half inch with the long discontinued Nosler semi-RN 200 gr. bullet. Wish I could find some more. The other "S" model is a 200th Year of American Liberty gun and I just haven't shot it yet. I have #1's ranging from .22 Hornet to .416 Rigby. 8) Paul B.
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elkeater2":3qdhnic5 said:
I had the mandatory talk with her...she understands :mrgreen:
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Got some rl22 and 162 sst and some 160 AB's ready to rock!
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Handloader
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FOTIS":yhnjobx2 said:
FOTIS, are you back in the states? I can't wait to see what your tinkering will produce with this #1
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Yes sir! I am.
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Handloader
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Great, missed you online, glad you are back. :mrgreen:
remingtonman_25_06
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Beauty of a 7 right there. Very nice wood and great all around caliber.
Last I knew it was and is still good for elk out to 1K.
Last I knew it was and is still good for elk out to 1K.
