Roger that.Have 30-06 #1.
Newer production. Took it to Namibia with me this may. I would be open to a trade! Lmk and we can pm more
Possibly. Shoot me a price on it and a few pics if you get a chance.I have a .450-400 Ruger N. 1, fired only once, with extremely nice wood, if you're interested.
I have a ton of 30/06 reloading supplies so that might work out very handily.Have 30-06 #1.
Newer production. Took it to Namibia with me this may. I would be open to a trade! Lmk and we can pm more
BTW @Backyardsniper, I believe I have the perfect small to medium plains game rifle, a No 1 in 275 Rigby. Unfortunately, she is not for sale.![]()
I am very seriously considering @dchum 's 30/06. That would be a most useful rifle and I have lots of components. Then if I like the #1 business I can branch into some more unique calibers.I have one as well. I didn’t see it on the list but can assure you they were made. Beautiful things and exceptionally accurate. If I were going to buy a number one for pleasure it would be in a caliber of this class. You won’t enjoy long range sessions with the .375 or 450/400.
The caliber in the same class that has always intrigued me is the .303. Like the .275, they were set up properly. I would hunt hard for either the .303 or .275 and have some fun. (No, mine’s not for sale either).
I have a 375H&H and with full house 300gr loads its stout but very managable. With 235s loaded down a bit its downright pleasant to shoot. They are truly lovely rifles!I may look closer at the 375 H&H listed on here. That loaded down with some 235 grain Barnes would make a sweet little plains game rifle
A great choice.I am very seriously considering @dchum 's 30/06. That would be a most useful rifle and I have lots of components. Then if I like the #1 business I can branch into some more unique calibers.
That's a beauty. I don't think I've ever seen one of those.Or find your self a Courtney in .303 It’s handy, good looking and is a shooter View attachment 554250View attachment 554249View attachment 554251
That is NICE!Uberti Courtney stalking rifle. Very high quality replica of the British stalking rifle
I'm gonna have to track one of those down! I think maybe 45/70 would be what I would want.We are still making the Courteney. It's my own creation--I literally hand-drew it on a number of legal sheets stapled together, in 1:1 scale. Uberti was great at making it exactly as I wanted it. It's selling very well--roughly equally in .303 and .45-70. I wish we could also make it in some of the rimless cartridges, but it's an impossibility with the current action design.
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