River guide gun in .416 ruger

[postoak]

This rifle has a brake? Is there any .416 Ruger made without a brake?

 

[700xcr]

This rifle has a brake? Is there any .416 Ruger made without a brake?

The Guide Gun comes with muzzle brake, threaded counter weight and threaded end cap. So you can remove muzzle brake after sighting in and install counter weight and have same POA or just install threaded end cap to protect threads on barrel end.

 

[ActionBob]

I'm about to get a .375, would you say it's worth relieving that area from the start?

Or as a minimum checking the torque on the action screws.. But that might be great advice on all factory guns.

 

[LivingTheDream]

The Ruger Alaskan in 416 doesn't have a break. Awesome gun but they are hard to find.

 

[bassasdaindia]

The Guide Gun comes with muzzle brake, threaded counter weight and threaded end cap. So you can remove muzzle brake after sighting in and install counter weight and have same POA or just install threaded end cap to protect threads on barrel end.

Correct

 

[bassasdaindia]

The Ruger Alaskan in 416 doesn't have a break. Awesome gun but they are hard to find.

They have become harder to find , I haven't seen them in South Africa for long now .

 

[siutis]

I have the Ruger Alaskan rifles in 375 and 416 Ruger. Both are lightweight hard hitting rifles. In Alaska or Africa I recommend the 416. It will lay waste to your game.

 

[jcs271]

I loved my 375 Ruger so much that when they came out with the 416 I bought one and set it up as a dedicated Buffalo and bear rifle. To this day they are two of my favorite rifles and will never be sold! PS both of mine are the Alaskan models with the Hogue rubber stock.