Swapping out a Ruger Hawkeye extractor for a Model 70 one.

Charles, instead of all of this effort to turn the Rugger into a Model 70, why not just run the 375 Rugger in a Model 70 in the first place? It's been done plenty of times. Model 70's also come standard with the vaunted red maxipad and "quality" extractor...

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Rman said:
Good thing you always carry a spare.
You have plenty of lefty's, no?
And as such, they really can't be that hard to find?

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And I thought his backpack was for hauling game. Not spare parts. On second glance it is pretty spotless. ;)

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medvedqc said:
ah ah close to be as bad as 300 win mag into 375 ruger. love that forum.
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I’m trying to figure out why this is even remotely controversial? Aside from the fact that Buckmastr, Hoytcannon (pretend ignore) and Rman get the shakes and crossed eyes when I post, I cannot figure it out.
 
chuck nelson said:
I’m trying to figure out why this is even remotely controversial? Aside from the fact that Buckmastr, Hoytcannon (pretend ignore) and Rman get the shakes and crossed eyes when I post, I cannot figure it out.
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just a joke. i found interesting that you saved your 375 ruger with a winchester model 70 extractor while Douglas at the saved the 375 ruger with 300 win mag ammo that was only that ...
 
A bunch of new Rugers have red pads. I asked Snapshot about buying a red Ruger pad when I was originally replacing the pad on this rifle. They also gave me a song and dance about them not being offered since the tang safety models. But then again, I also ordered new guard screws for this rifle from them. They wouldn’t do it without a serial number. All three stainless hex head screws wasn’t sufficient. So I sent them the number and a photo of the rifle. Paid them my money and got three blued screws in the mail for my trouble.
 
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