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Just do not need it, and trying to trade it came up bust. There is a pistol I'm eyeing and this way keeps the wife happy. The stock shows marks, but overall it's in great condition. Round count is unknown, as I got it in a trade. Located in SW Virginia Asking $900 shipped I'm also selling...

It is a varmint contour (fits the .375 Ruger nicely). It came with my Hawkeye African and I just do not like Camo stocks. $130 shipped obo

That makes a little more sense. I had been told of people asking for pics of newspapers for different reasons.

What would knowing the date the pic was took change? I hope someone can explain. I've been buying/selling/trading guns online since 2004 and not once have I heard this. Ever.

You looking for a .375 Ruger?

The brass I had is gone.

I love the boat paddles, the look, the feel, everything. But my .338 WM got a Hogue too lol

My Buffalo load is 77.1gr of RL17 with a 300gr VRG-3 @ 2595. 79gr gave 2665. I went to 2700, but I don't share that one.

I meant an actual pet. My uncles had coon dogs, and had caught some live ones for training. One was a pregnant sow. I took a baby from it after they weaned. I'd love to have another.

I was replying about the coon.

Wxii is my home area news lol

I had a coon as a pet, and I learned a lot about them. They are extremely intelligent and clean, they wash their food before eating it. She would follow me around like a puppy, and slept on my bed. Anytime my dad walked in, she would run up his legs and bite him on the ass, every time lol As...

They are small critters. Also as elusive as a leopard. So I'm shocked to hear of one attacking someone. We had a Bobcat den on our property and from about 12 to 21, I spent a lot of time trying to see it on something besides a game Camara. It won, I surrendered and haven't been back lol

the Lyman manual is the best for beginners I think. I have the Hornady and Sierra manuals as apps on my phone.

The Scout rifle, has given me an idea. Rather than sell my Alaskan, I think I might get the PT&G bottom metal for a detachable mag. Build it into a Scout/Tactical style .375 Ruger Thank you for service! I myself didn't serve, but I've got a friend that came out as SSG. He has told me some...

I was just curious. Furniture polish is what my friends and I use to spray the floor with when we wanted to slide or drift RC cars lol

A Captain putting in work?! :)

This is what Ruger had to say when I asked about the different versions of the RSM. PS: I would ask Ruger to make a 26" barrel optional. Insist they use real cross bolts, not just drill a hole and fill it with a decorative screw. I would also like to see better quality iron sights. Capacity...

How is it to hold onto? Seems like it would be slicker than snot on a glass door knob.

Dave is right, things are impossible to get. If not for Dave, I'd still be searching for Reloader 16 & 17. Luckily we were close enough to meet up and trade some powder. I never look at reloading as "how fast can I make 100 rounds". I enjoy it greatly and I'm meticulous with everything. I hand...

I'm happy you and your friend has had good luck. I do however, respectfully disagree with you about it being the same has your body gaining weight. Your body is soft tissue, which absorbs some of the energy. I've already mentioned twice, they are fantastic rests without the weight. As to the...

They aren't. Give it time. If you used it, you've already caused damage. Just isn't noticeable yet. How many rifles have you used on it? What was the cartridge? How many shots per each rifle? Here was my first reply on here about it. I'm officially retiring from trying to save people from...

So you just need a handful of pink diamonds, a Tuffed of frog hair, some hens teeth, and a unicorn lol my fellow reloaders will understand:)

The back of the stock is held by a very thin piece. If the bench is pretty tall, it's not too bad to lineup on, but it will never replicate field positions.

As Iwaters said, don't load them with weight. Yeah they are great as a steady rest, but trying to stop recoil is impossible because those forces have to go somewhere. Helping around my friends shop and range, I've met and dealt with all types. You would not believe the amount of times someone...

As I said, I never tried to verify it, because I don't use them. Sounded silly, but these days, you never know with people. Thanks for clearing that up.

He said it, and he is correct. It can be a great rest for holding it steady. Just don't stick 50+ lbs of lead on it.

I've written about this before. They break stocks, and ruin scopes. I've checked to verify it, but a friend told me Leupold won't warranty their scopes if you damage it with a sissy sled.

I would take a Ruger over a Remachester any day of the week and twice on Sunday. The only gripe anyone can ever come up with is the bolt isn't smooth and the trigger. Easy fixes, plus Ruger had the best and strongest scope mount system out there period. I own an African and Alaskan in .375...

That is the beauty of the 3/8 bores. It's hilarious how people think a .375 will ruin the meat.

Damn, I could have used the 270 TSX.

Thank you for explaining that. I was honestly thinking I was nuts lol I wouldn't say push feed happily. The bolt close is stiffer, but the extractor will jump over the case head. It's like dropping a round in a Glock barrel, and dropping the slide on it. It will work just fine, but I'd say it's...

M77 MkII's are controlled Round Feed. I'm not understanding what you did here? Mine also push feed just fine as well, so I'm confused.

I absolutely loved my .338 WM. I just had to rib Bob a little though, of course.

$120 shipped

That is some fantastic shooting!

I do mean NEED, not "I have 5000, and want those too", NEED. A friend of mine started trading some components with me, and he has 100 pieces of of new brass, never sized. I'll get a price from him tomorrow. Thanks

I'll ask the boss man to lock it.

Omg, AGAIN! I get up, come to the forum, see a .416 Ruger for sale in the "latest postings", and nearly broke the glass in my phone tapping on it. Damn it people, read the dates! Seeing a .416 for sale and finding this, AGAIN, is like finding out you're taking a model to the prom, but they turn...

I thought it reassembled the B&C on my Rem 700 Long Range. I had no idea they did Ruger stocks. How does it feel recoil wise, compared to the Hogue? The Hogue feel like they were made just to tame these guns.

What is the stock on the middle one? I love that look!

Hornady data 150-154gr Bullets 162 grain

I used RL22 with my 7 RM.

Hornady should get off the nonexistent nuts of the Man Bun cartridges, and make a .264", .284", and .338 on the 375 Ruger case. My wildcat, which was just a 375R necked down using a .338 then .300 RCM die, and it would outrun my EX-FIL'S 300 Bee.

My cousin is a lefty. When we were doing windows for a living, working with him was great. We could avoid using ladders on tall houses, because I could hang out one side and work and he would do the other. So there are definitely perks to being a lefty. But until here in the past 15 years or so...

You and me both brother!

I wasn't trying to, I just don't get it. You took the words out of my mouth. No offense to those who have them, I see Doubles as more of a "I have money to burn" status symbol, than I do as a useful tool.

What is the appeal of Double Rifles? Hell I don't even like Double Shotguns, and they look the same to me. I'd much rather have 4 or 5 shots in a reliable bolt action. I just do not get it.