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Unread 12-04-2020, 07:42 AM   #21
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I’ve been searching for a new ammo band because mine is pretty old and stretched out but the only ones I could find on the I’net were longer and had spaces for 10 or more shells. With a single shot I think that’s made for a very poor shot or a very optimistic hunter.





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Rich, mine is a 1.5X5

The best wood I have seen on No.1’s was on Morris Bakers.... but of course he and Bill Ruger were friends.





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I still miss that 7x57 and I sold it over 30 years ago. Being a friend of Bill Ruger would have it's advantages in wood selection. I think if Ruger marketed the #1 as a semi custom rifle with nice wood and custom features such as case hardening, grip cap options and but treatments along with sight options they would sell.
They do make a nice platform for a custom gun however and I have less in the 300 H&H than I would if I ordered a Dakota M10 the same way.
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Wow, forty rifles that will kill a deer. We're all afraid to ask how many shotguns you own that will kill a pheasant. You are definitely "The Man".
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What can I say Bill, I'm a gun nut I subscribe to the philosophy of "It's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it". I admit to having bird guns for early ,mid and late season in multiple gauges.
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I keep my extra rounds in an ammo band for quick access. I can shoot, eject, grab a fresh round, reload and shoot again with accuracy in about 10 seconds. I’ll look for my empties after the shooting’s done.


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I always thought a #1A in 6.5x55 or 7x57 was rather sporty
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I like my #1 in 25.06
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I have a No1 in 6.5x55 and love hunting with this rifle.
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As I said earlier I’ve always liked the 1A in 7x57 and 6.5x55 which has me thinking an 8x57 in 1A configuration might be nice as well . To say nothing of a 1A in 9.3x62 . I actually believe they made a few 1S configured guns in 9.3x62 .
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Is your scope a 1.75X6 or 1.5X5? I have the latter on my 375 H&H but went with a 2.5X8 on the Whelan and a 405.
I initially had a Vari X III 1.5-5 on the 1H 416 Rem Mag I recently sold and Vari XII 1-4 on the 1H 375 H&H I also recently sold . However in the last two years I put Athlon 4-12’s on both of them mainly for shooting paper and to see if those scopes would hold up . Long story short those guns produced the best groups from the bench I’d ever fired with either of them .
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