Ruger No. 1-A
11-12-2006 | 06:33 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Ruger No. 1-A
ORIGINAL: HogHuntingChik
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I am a left handed shooter, and I also like the #1. You should also take a look at the 1885 Hi-Wall in a Browning or Winchester. Most accuracy problems with the #1 are attributed to the forearm. There is a special hanger available for the #1 that alleviates the pressure problem. As with most other rifles, other triggers are available. And you are wrong dumbass, the trigger is theirstrong point. Tom.
I am a left handed shooter, and I also like the #1. You should also take a look at the 1885 Hi-Wall in a Browning or Winchester. Most accuracy problems with the #1 are attributed to the forearm. There is a special hanger available for the #1 that alleviates the pressure problem. As with most other rifles, other triggers are available. And you are wrong dumbass, the trigger is theirstrong point. Tom.
11-12-2006 | 08:57 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Ruger No. 1-A
ORIGINAL: saladin
i've always had a gut feel that rugers problems lie with the barrels, rather than with particular models.
i've always had a gut feel that rugers problems lie with the barrels, rather than with particular models.
but it's a better place to start.
11-12-2006 | 02:38 PM
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From: australia
RE: Ruger No. 1-A
here is a question: can you fit a bipod to a 1-A? can a swivel be put into the forend without fouling the barrel or causing problems? because i'd prefer not to have a barrel band, but 7mm mauser is not offered in the 1-B
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