It’s unbelievable how light and agile these rifles are. The 22” barrel seems so short.
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After picking up the 510 Whisper No.1 from a Hide member last month, this thread made me wonder about just how these straight walled rules/laws are written? (the 510 having a tiny shoulder on the outside, but being straight walled internally)I’d sell you my #1 but it’s .375H&H, which isn’t quite straight walled. Almost….
I would think that would still qualify, your saying the brass is just thicker?After picking up the 510 Whisper No.1 from a Hide member last month, this thread made me wonder about just how these straight walled rules/laws are written? (the 510 having a tiny shoulder on the outside, but being straight walled internally)
It gets to me sometimes disassembling some really nice factory rifles but making into something nicer makes it alright .@Deets check out that scope base on this Ruger .View attachment 7986755
Thanks @SpeedyRIt gets to me sometimes disassembling some really nice factory rifles but making into something nicer makes it alright .@Deets check out that scope base on this Ruger .
Great looking setup you have me looking for a blued one now !Thanks @SpeedyR
That is in fact an EGW base, although it did require some machining to fit, perhaps a difference in older #1's vs newer ones. With that being said, the base has done fine so far and I've had zero accuracy issues. These #1's aren't known to be particularly consistent, but I got extraordinarily lucky with mine and it was a hammer right out of the box. I did change out to an LPVO with a flip top turret and I love the setup. (You can click for full size image)
Well, that one is actually cerakoted. I had it done in the same color/hardness ratio as the suppressor.Great looking setup you have me looking for a blued one now !
Please share when you get it together.My scope rings should be in tomorrow. Maybe this weekend I’ll get to see how it really shoots. Wasn’t bad with iron sights at 80 yards. But hard to tell how it’s really shooting without a scope.
I think they feel lighter than they are. When I finally weighed my .243 RSI after owning it for 30+ years, I was surprised at the number.It’s unbelievable how light and agile these rifles are.
I love those RSIsI think they feel lighter than they are. When I finally weighed my .243 RSI after owning it for 30+ years, I was surprised at the number.
I think they feel lighter than they are. When I finally weighed my .243 RSI after owning it for 30+ years, I was surprised at the number.
Mine sure does.Even my tropical model in 450-400NE feels nice and not overly heavy.
That`s Beautiful! I hope it shoots as nice as it looks Deets!
No it's not. Put the forend on a bag. You are dealing with a rifle that will always have it's stock in contact with the barrel and you need to remove any inconsistencies in barrel to forend pressure.View attachment 8018246
After cooling off, I flinched on the first shot and pulled it left. Next two felt good on my end. I’m sure the bipod mounted on the barrel is not helping me at all.
Very nice!Not the best picture. Ruger No.1V in 220 Swift rebarreled by the late Robert Gradous and finished a few months before he passed away. Kreiger 4 groove 26" 1-12 barrel. Scoipe mounts made by D'Arcy Echols. Kepplinger set trigger and Hicks Accurizer glass bedded in forend.
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I wish I still had my first deer rifle. My father had the Ruger No. 1 California Highway Patrol in .38 Spl that he rechambered to 357 Maximum.
So essentially they need to make a 350 legend?The 357Max in a single shot is the perfect round for deer.
It's much easier to shoot than a 45-70.
My scoped 357max 10" Contender shot 4" 5-shot groups at 200m back in the Ihmsa days, last century.
They make one in 450 bushmasterSo essentially they need to make a 350 legend?
I was looking at the No. 1 in 275 RigbyWith the kind of people who buy No.1's, they might be better off in .357Max.
With the kind of people who buy No.1's, they might be better off in .357Max.
I like that one a lot!!