a guy sent it off to a truly skilled fellow in Washington state and had it re-bored/rechambered to .257 Weatherby. Then I traded for it. It still had the 22" barrel and was LOUD! So accurate, and recoil was less than a normal .30-06. Never chronographed it but let it slip away for a fine profit.
At a gun show in Little Rock, sometime in the mid 1980's, a couple dealers got hold of it and asked if they could take it to their table to use their bore microscope to inspect it. I said sure, knowing my high mark up made it pretty a safe bet and I'd like the inspection report too. Wouldn't you know it about an hour later the big fellow in a black hat walked up to may table and without saying a word plopped down a stack of $100 bills, my exact asking price! I was gobsmacked. For years afterward they had good fun teasing me how I sold it too cheap. LOL. I made a profit and a couple good friends, it was surely worth it.
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250 Savage - My love for Ruger #1s is well documented...
- Huey, 2019-01-15, 11:40
- A No.1V 22-250 was my first store bought rifle. - JPL, 2019-01-15, 17:19
- I have a few #1's and #3's I just love them. (nm) - bigboar, 2019-01-15, 17:17
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I had a Ruger No.1-A that was a .243 but
- WB, 2019-01-15, 11:57
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some of our custom #1s
- Gary Reeder, 2019-01-15, 13:55
- The 610 GNR is one heck of a squirrel killing round. (nm) - Dan Marchel, 2019-01-15, 17:26
- Those are just beautiful. Outstanding work. - Andy S, 2019-01-15, 16:51
- I've collected #1s and #3s since 1993... - Huey, 2019-01-15, 13:28
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some of our custom #1s
- Gary Reeder, 2019-01-15, 13:55