I know this subject has been aired many times, but after a trip to the range yesterday with my Ruger No1 tropical 375, i have even more respect for this fine little rifle. Topped with the Leica DG 1-6.3 we all had turns putting close holes in target with comfortable ease. Over the past few years I have saved every image of Ruger No1's on quarry and contrary to what you may think from the armchair comments, this rifle in its various calibres has taken plenty of respectable game. I have yet to...

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Swarovski z6i 1-6x24mm Illuminated EE (Extended Eye Relief) Optic w/box & papers
Photos demonstrate it is 99%+ condition. 30mm tube. Original lens covers. Nearly 5" of eye relief for heavy recoiling rifles, the only illuminated DG scope of its type ever made. All papers including batter tool, lens cloth, warranty card, booklets, etc. Original box serialized to the scope. Adjustable illumination intensity, setting memory, etc.


As rare and fine an optic as you can find and this one in...

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Ruger RSM .458 Lott
2003 Production per Ruger Serial Lookup
Sold without scope but with rings
Very nice shape
I’ve counted 5 safe marks. There may be more, but overall they’re light.
$3600 FTF in DFW

$3850 shipped. Will come inside new Harbor Freight Apache 9800 case. Last rifle I shipped was damaged, don’t want that to happen to this one.

Please ask for more photos if there is anything you want to see.

I want to keep it, but have a AHR CZ550 in the same caliber on the way. Can’t afford...

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Super rare and hard to find these days! Excellent and like new condition! Has the illuminated 4-I reticle which is an illuminated small dot in the center. It does not have the circle dot found on some (4A-IF). No ring marks. Glass is perfect. Factory box, manual, magnetic Swarovski covers. Own one of the best Dangerous Game scopes ever made - 5" of eye relief for the really big calibers! This is the Extended Eye relief model that is no longer made.

$3950 or best offer - shipping and...

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Pictured here next to a .308 Winchester. It uses a 670gr heeled bullet in a 378 Weatherby case that's cut at the shoulder. The OAL ends up the same as a 6.5 PRC, so while it may theoretically fit a short action, I think the bullet profile (or lack thereof) would prohibit actual function.

It came about because Lee couldn't make a crimp die short enough for the actual cartridge I'm working on (the case cut to 1.4" with the same bullet) so I had to make as long of a dummy as I...

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