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DGY said:
So I’m done, my collection is done my safe is full(it is a small safe hahaha)! Ruger M77 MKII 30-06, Ruger no1 RSI 30-06, Ruger no1S 9.3x62, Ruger no1 RSI 7x57(just got it yesterday), browning bar Belgium
30-06, a Brno zh304/301, an old German Mauser small ring in 8x57 that my dad bought when he was 16 years old and now 80 in 8x57, and old mosberg 500 in 12 gauge cut down, an 20 gauge single shot brezilian Rossi (I think) a coey 22 single shot and a coey repeater rabbit stock(don’t remember by heart the models, 79 and 60 perhaps) and a savage 24 E in 22mag/20 gauge! And a husky thy started as a 649 thy was modified commercially into a full stock carbine in 9.3x62!
No magnum(other than the 22 mag) all great for up her in the Yukon!
All blued with walnut(wood) stock, all users !!
Ho I forgot an old 1896-98 Winchester 94 38-55 that use to belong to my father, with it I got my first 2 porcupine here caribou up here 20+ years ago!!
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Sounds like your 20th century collection would be tough to beat. Now to get started on the 21st century collection of similar compare. ;)
 
ronecol said:
The Ruger M77 MKII is a fine rifle.
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Agree, I drool over those rulers and even the new Hawkeye 77's in stainless walnut with the red recoil pad, hope when the prc and suppressor fads fizzle down we see more swing back to some traditional well made hunting rigs like that. It's a little nose heavy on these fads at the moment.
 
Two barrels overtop of each other? Or two for the twisting single shot?

What calibre besides the 7x65r if it’s a two barrel set?

When you get it you can email/ text me some pics and I will post them for you. All I want in exchange is a video of you loading and unloading the single shot; the videos on Facebook just make me more confused
 
Only two left for me. A lever in a pistol caliber and a decent shotgun to shoot slugs. Both seem to be impossible to get. Spent thousands trying to get both not a chance. Now they are to expensive.
 
conor_90 said:
Two barrels overtop of each other? Or two for the twisting single shot?

What calibre besides the 7x65r if it’s a two barrel set?

When you get it you can email/ text me some pics and I will post them for you. All I want in exchange is a video of you loading and unloading the single shot; the videos on Facebook just make me more confused
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Two barrels for the rotary action single shot! One in 7x65r and one in 9.3x74r!
Bailey said he will get it to me before hunting season so before august first! I have brass in both calibers and dies!!
 
a changing barrel single shot is the unicorn of the hunter ... you will (may) need the wrong not put barrel ... it is a nice idea but a shame the outcome will may not be the one looked for. we had many hunters in our group that had the so famous blaser r93 and many barrels that they can swap and they always come with the same one ...

imagine you put the 7x65r barrel in an aera where you put the draw for caribou or moose and there are bison ... yes bison is open in the fall ... but as everything what is working for you may not work for me and i admire your dedication to find the perfect tool for your hunts ...
 
I don’t hunt bison when I’m out for moose or caribou, reason is simple, there is no bison where I hunt moose and or caribou as simple as that! And plus I won’t be a single rifle man, I still will take the 9.3x62, my multiple 30-06’s or even my 8x57 so out of all these only the 7x67r isn’t bison legal! Plus 90% of the time I have some one hunting with me that have a 30-06( my wife, my hunting buddy and or some one else) so I think I’m covered! And plus having the other barrel in the kit ain’t a big deal other than mountain caribou or sheep…. Anyway all that to say that I don’t worry about that at all! It thanks for the concern!
 
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