Good Gun Deals This Week

[Aaron N]

Hi Aaron

Yes, I'm the one whom is currently pretty hot for it !!

Hahaha

Cheers

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Well I WAS hoping for an early Christmas miracle, but I’m out now!

 

[Frederik Badenhorst]

Well I WAS hoping for an early Christmas miracle, but I’m out now!

I'm sorry bud, what is your bidding handle then I will try to avoid what you are bidding on in future....but no promises.

 

[WAB]

This is a gorgeous Ruger No. 1. Not sure how it will end up selling for, but considering it still has 13 days, I'm sure it will go for a lot higher.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1076774178

I’m loving the conversion Renner did to my No 1 in .22 hornet. A light No 1 is the perfect platform for the hornet.

 

[Zinz]

A light No 1 is the perfect platform for the hornet.

My old safari friend took a Browning/Winchester 1885 single shot in .22 Hornet to Mozambique for his duiker medicine. That rifle also is very well suited to the Hornet.

 

[Altitude sickness]

Here is a half off retail deal

WESTLEY RICHARDS - BEST DROPLOCK SXS RIFLE , 470 for sale

WESTLEY RICHARDS - BEST DROPLOCK SXS RIFLE , 470 for sale online.

www.gunsinternational.com

 

[PARA45]

I’m loving the conversion Renner did to my No 1 in .22 hornet. A light No 1 is the perfect platform for the hornet.

Current bid is at $3,425.00 with 5 days left; I'm sure yours was probably a better deal.

 

[cash_tx]

Spotted this at my local Cabelas today in Allen, Texas. Not a bad price on a Ruger No. 1, if you have use for the caliber and don't mind the muzzle brake. The scope was one of the old TV-screen Redfields.

 

[franzfmdavis]

Spotted this at my local Cabelas today in Allen, Texas. Not a bad price on a Ruger No. 1, if you have use for the caliber and don't mind the muzzle brake. The scope was one of the old TV-screen Redfields.

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That is interesting! I’ve never seen a ported barrel on one? Of course, I’m no expert on these.

 

[cash_tx]

That is interesting! I’ve never seen a ported barrel on one? Of course, I’m no expert on these.

Same here; I haven't either. And I think you're correct that it would more accurately be called Magnaported than a muzzle brake.

 

[mdwest]

I think theyre going to be holding onto that rifle for a while.. I saw it up there a few weeks ago and sent a pic of it to @Goopy (who I know loves #1's)..

between the 338 RUM (not much demand for that in TX.. or many other places for that matter), the brake, and the fact that a #1 isnt known to be a very recoil forgiving design... my guess is its going to sit on the shelf a while.. even at that price..

 

[cash_tx]

I think theyre going to be holding onto that rifle for a while.. I saw it up there a few weeks ago and sent a pic of it to @Goopy (who I know loves #1's)..

between the 338 RUM (not much demand for that in TX.. or many other places for that matter), the brake, and the fact that a #1 isnt known to be a very recoil forgiving design... my guess is its going to sit on the shelf a while.. even at that price..

My thoughts exactly.

 

[CoElkHunter]

I think theyre going to be holding onto that rifle for a while.. I saw it up there a few weeks ago and sent a pic of it to @Goopy (who I know loves #1's)..

between the 338 RUM (not much demand for that in TX.. or many other places for that matter), the brake, and the fact that a #1 isnt known to be a very recoil forgiving design... my guess is its going to sit on the shelf a while.. even at that price..

I agree. Try and find factory ammo and/or reloading brass at a REASONABLE price for the .338 RUM could be a quest in and of itself. Then you have the excessive recoil in the #1, although the brake would tame it down somewhat. I personally would pass.

 

[deewayne2003]

I think theyre going to be holding onto that rifle for a while.. I saw it up there a few weeks ago and sent a pic of it to @Goopy (who I know loves #1's)..

between the 338 RUM (not much demand for that in TX.. or many other places for that matter), the brake, and the fact that a #1 isnt known to be a very recoil forgiving design... my guess is its going to sit on the shelf a while.. even at that price..

Agreed, it’s gonna be there a while.

Reminds me of a rifle at McBride’s in Austin; it’s. Remington 700 in .416Rem with a muzzle brake and baby shit green paint job…..

I believe it’s been there for 7+ years now.