I have these two rifles remaining from my fathers target shooting days, they arn't getting used and quite unique, curious to hear what the values might be.
Ruger no3, Douglas barrel chambered in 38-55 but it was shortened to 38x1.5" to reduce powder volume as they weren't using much powder, forend floated, target internals. Breech seating cast bullet rifle.
This is a .22lr target rifle with an RKS barrel and a CPA Stevens reproduction action
My father was a western Canada/USA competitive cast bullet shooter, in 2002 he set the 5 shot small group record for plain base cast bullets using a 32miller short, Miller action and RKS barrel at .232" I believe his record has since been broken.
The Ruger No3 was previously owned by Bev Pinney and the rifle my father used prior to building his Miller. The CPA was the .22lr that he shot along side the Miller in two gun competition.
Ruger no3, Douglas barrel chambered in 38-55 but it was shortened to 38x1.5" to reduce powder volume as they weren't using much powder, forend floated, target internals. Breech seating cast bullet rifle.
This is a .22lr target rifle with an RKS barrel and a CPA Stevens reproduction action
My father was a western Canada/USA competitive cast bullet shooter, in 2002 he set the 5 shot small group record for plain base cast bullets using a 32miller short, Miller action and RKS barrel at .232" I believe his record has since been broken.
The Ruger No3 was previously owned by Bev Pinney and the rifle my father used prior to building his Miller. The CPA was the .22lr that he shot along side the Miller in two gun competition.
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