Ruger #1 Special Editon/Scout

SakoAlberta

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For the next CGN special edition, how about a Ruger #1-A in 7X57 but the data stamp saying "275 Rigby"?
Sounds like an order of as little as 50 will get it done.
Also, Ruger is considering building a run of the 308 Scout without the flash suppressor for the Canadian market.
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SakoAlberta said:
Also, Ruger is considering building a run of the 308 Scout without the flash suppressor for the Canadian market.
Back soon fron SHOT and will get to those emails!!
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You mean this one? Silly question, why without the flash hinder?

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so ruger will do any special run of #1's with as little as 50 pre-sold?
how about a 356 win, or 404 jeffery?
 
Grit - they already have a 1-A in 7x57 on the production line - the .275 Rigby marking is the only difference.

That 7x57 in a 1-A sounds nice. The one thing that I really don't like about the 1-A is the Alexander Henry fore-end. I wish they would do something more in the old British style, like this:
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or this:

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A little off topic, but it sure is nice to see some of the classic cartridges being chambered again - .250 Savage, .257 Roberts, .300 Savage (although it looks like it was dropped :( ), .303 British, .30-40 Krag, .300 H&H, 9.3x74, .450/400 NE.
 
.275 Ruger.

Hummmmm...I find myself needing one. Even more though, I wish Winchester would chamber their M70 Super Grade and/or Featherweight in 7X57/.275 Rigby. How about a Jack and Eleanor O'Connor commemorative pair in .270 and 7X57. Now THAT I'd go for.
Cheers
Geoff
 
Why would it take a special run? Can't they just include a thread protector instead if the FH? Or is the threaded barrel also a no-no?
 
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