Allure of the Ruger No1

[dchum]

Yes they do!

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Looks like it was a nice bait collector for ya!

 

[TheDoubleD]

Nice and easy to stick out the window! Short package

Can’t tell you how many times I’ve banged a steel blind with some long 26 inch bolt gun trying to get it out the window haha.

Yes indeed that shorter length is handy in the blind...you just have to be sure the muzzle is out the window.

 

[SFRanger7GP]

Yes indeed that shorter length is handy in the blind...you just have to be sure the muzzle is out the window.

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I modified my pop up blind just like that as well!

Safe shooting

 

[TheDoubleD]

...no deer were harmed.

 

[CJNJ]

Finally, after nearly two months at the gunsmith, here is the "trop" safety installed on my No. 1 in 300 H&H. The last blurred image is the factory safety.

 

[Boone66]

Finally, after nearly two months at the gunsmith, here is the "trop" safety installed on my No. 1 in 300 H&H. The last blurred image is the factory safety.View attachment 700662View attachment 700663View attachment 700664

I may have to do this, just because

 

[NoStepOnSnek]

Don’t have any “in the field” photos, but my two No.1s are a 458 Win Mag Tropical and a 30-06 with a mannlicher stock. The 458 was unfired and in the original box. Still playing around with optics for both, but I’m taking the 458 for Buffalo in 2027

 

[BC Tal]

Finally, after nearly two months at the gunsmith, here is the "trop" safety installed on my No. 1 in 300 H&H. The last blurred image is the factory safety.View attachment 700662View attachment 700663View attachment 700664

@CJNJ, how do you the new safety? Does the brass eject cleanly over top?

 

[ACM]

I’ve always admired Ruger #1’s. My father has several and they are all shooters.
The only one I have owned was a 300 H&H, and it shot horribly, so I traded it in. Have no clue what was wrong with it, but I did eliminate that it was not scope or ring/mount issues. I know this is not the norm at all for no1’s.
I have always wanted another one in 9.3x74R, but very hard to find.

 

[CJNJ]

@CJNJ, how do you the new safety? Does the brass eject cleanly over top?

It's definitely better than it was. With the factory safety and the long 300 H&H cartridge, ejecting often meant the empty went right back into the chamber. It was infuriating. Doesn't do that now, but I still cant the rifle to the left to ensure the case flies away.

 

[Nyala23]

Don’t have any “in the field” photos, but my two No.1s are a 458 Win Mag Tropical and a 30-06 with a mannlicher stock. The 458 was unfired and in the original box. Still playing around with optics for both, but I’m taking the 458 for Buffalo in 2027
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If you’re running a 1 inch tube try an offset Ruger ring on the back mount. It would allow more support for the optic and give more eye relief adjustment

 

[Joker12]

I’ve always admired Ruger #1’s. My father has several and they are all shooters.
The only one I have owned was a 300 H&H, and it shot horribly, so I traded it in. Have no clue what was wrong with it, but I did eliminate that it was not scope or ring/mount issues. I know this is not the norm at all for no1’s.
I have always wanted another one in 9.3x74R, but very hard to find.

Almost all accuracy issues with #1s can be simply cured with adjustments to barrel forend pressure. The hicks accurizer is easy to install yourself and solves the problem.

 

[CJNJ]

It's definitely better than it was. With the factory safety and the long 300 H&H cartridge, ejecting often meant the empty went right back into the chamber. It was infuriating. Doesn't do that now, but I still cant the rifle to the left to ensure the case flies away.

I understated the improvement. Having run a dozen cartridges through it, each flew out, but I still like to have the rifle tilted to my left so they fly in that direction.

 

[Nyala23]

I understated the improvement. Having run a dozen cartridges through it, each flew out, but I still like to have the rifle tilted to my left so they fly in that direction.

If I might, where did you source the safety? My 375 is an empty “reloader” on ejection as well!

 

[Nyala23]

I understated the improvement. Having run a dozen cartridges through it, each flew out, but I still like to have the rifle tilted to my left so they fly in that direction.

Well it was there, started a search. Trop gun shop. I’ll call tomorrow!!

 

[Nyala23]

Well it was there, started a search. Trop gun shop. I’ll call tomorrow!!

Darn. Trop sold out. Kid I talked to knew nothing about this product nor had they any idea who machined it for them. I’ll call RJ tomorrow and see if he has any left

 

[CJNJ]

Well it was there, started a search. Trop gun shop. I’ll call tomorrow!!

No, its Greg Krick of Krick Composites. I'll try to find his contact info in an earlier post. He has no website so you have to email or call him. Stand by.

 

[CJNJ]

Nyala23:
krickgreg@gmail.com
Krick Composites @ 326 Willow St box 659 Adamstown PA 19501 if you pay by credit card call 717 471-1292 9-5 m-f
Trop Gun Shop sent me to Greg Krick at Krick Composites. Give him a call. I believe he still has more of these safeties.

 

[CJNJ]

Darn. Trop sold out. Kid I talked to knew nothing about this product nor had they any idea who machined it for them. I’ll call RJ tomorrow and see if he has any left

See my post above re Greg Krick

 

[Nyala23]

See my post above re Greg Krick

Thank you!