Forrest Halley
AH legend
The difference between my wife and my .458 is I can govern when the .458 goes off! If only the rifle could keep me warm at night... 

@Forrest HalleyThe difference between my wife and my .458 is I can govern when the .458 goes off! If only the rifle could keep me warm at night...![]()
@coloradoTo be honest I think you picked the wrong rifle for a big bore. Ruger No 1s are kinda notorious for felt recoil. I think one in 257 Roberts would be sooo cool though.
Imagine that...Bob strolling in to give us all a yarn about a quarter bore...we were talking about recoil...but no...now it's off to the races on some 6.35mm madness. I quite like the .243 it's everything a .223 isn't and can kill deer...wonder if I'll get the chance this year. I'll probably be more interested in carrying a boomer.@colorado
A 257 Roberts anything is cool.
Loaded with a 100gn TTSX at 3,200fps makes a fine and dandy round. Even 117grain SST work well at 3,000fps.
The 257 Roberts is everything the 243 wanted to be but never will be. A great dual purpose cartridge.
Bob