What new calibers would you like to see the Ruger No. 1 chambered in? I would like to see a 348 Winchester and a 7x65 rimmed.

Early WC Scott 10 Bore made in 1889 is in excellent original condition. The engraving is sharp and well executed.

The Lockwork is of the highest quality with Bridle exhibiting good case color. The mainsprings and sear springs are polished to a mirror finish.
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This gun is fully functioning and tight. Screws are perfectly timed. Chambers measure 2 7/8”. Bores are good. Barrels are 7 out of 10 and ring nicely with tight ribs. Wood to metal finish is excellent.

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I have a Remington 700 in 416 Remington mag and I’m having issues with bolt not wanting to close on the rounds I’ve measured the COAL and the brass trim to length it’s Hornady brass and I’m confounded I haven’t shot the rifle with anything else but only using Barnes ttsx and Hornady solids the bolt is just not wanting to close at times to chamber the round please help me figure it out I’ve even bought a different set of dies some Redding dies to try to see what’s the issue

Thanks

For many years now, if a lefty wanted a CRF bolt action Ruger with iron sights or a barrel band, they really needed to love the 375 Ruger cartridge or a Guide Gun in 308 Win because otherwise, the choices were often anemic. So it's interesting that the Ruger Hawkeye Alaskan in 35 Whelen & 9.3x62 has appeared on the Ruger website. The two rifles look to be identical except the Whelen has a 1:12 twist and the 9.3 has a faster 1:10 twist. They don't appear to be on the Lipsey's...

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Hello everyone,

I’m heading on a buffalo/lion hunt later this year and recently picked up a Heym 88B in .470 NE. I’m considering adding a red dot and would appreciate hearing from those of you who actually hunt dangerous game with a double rifle.

For those running red dots on doubles:

• What optic did you choose?
• Any regrets or things you’d do differently?
• If you’re using an RMR, did you go with the RM09 (1 MOA) or RM06 (3.25 MOA), and why?

This rifle will primarily be used...

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