Recent content by kjack

If you used 147 gr FMJ, box probably said 7.62x51 (NATO), not .308. I think there really is a difference in the rounds, enough to cause problems in a tight-chambered rifle. My opinion

Offering a 77/22 magnum (7039). blue, standard 20” barrel, no sights, synthetic stock (not boat paddle). It has been displaced and gets no love so here it is. 3 9-rd mags, a Universal 2.5-8X32 Japanese scope with thin crosshairs on Ruger rings, sling, gun sock, manual It was a little pricey...

Got my buck on the first day (6 pt, ~180 lbs. at 150 yds) and doe on the second (~85 lbs, at 100 yds), both with 4 digit M88 Winchester, .308, one shot each. If I had any patience, the doe may have been close enough for a shot with the .44. The other two does in the group were unconcerned at...

Thanks to all. I’ll post updates. (As excited as a kid -at 72!)

From me to me, serial 100xx (1962); overall excellent condition. Spots on the ejector rod shroud, and dot on the barrel, replacement grips. No factory marking on the grip frame. https://imgur.com/a/Ckj64Js Will be going to Kansas with me for a deer hunt next week.

SOLD https://imgur.com/a/jLf8R7c Older Hunter brand leather holster for Bearcat. $30 shipped

I’m in

Thanks. Maybe I need remedial internetting.

Just spotted a similar serial number on another site (91-61xxx) that seller indicates is a 1973 gun. Is that right? Ruger web site doesn’t help.

Email sent but reply through here is ok.

https://imgur.com/a/A6nE2P6 Traded into this unconverted one in excellent condition. Not real old (91-63xxx) but doesn’t have “read your gun before shooting” on the barrel and that’s a blessing! Safety note: I let 60+ years of experience take over and flipped the loading gate open when I was...

Thank you.

Brother in law called about his 10/22. I don't know how, but he lost the rear sight. I have an extensive junque drawer and may be able to help him out. Question: Is the rear sight dimension a standard 3/8" dovetail or something unique to the Ruger?

I should have stated up front: I know there is price difference, no matter how good the carbine is. I am prepared to discuss the offset.

This is VERY specific and I'm not expecting success: I have a Ruger 44 carbine, ser 61XXX (2nd year production) in excellent condition - fired but not much. I have scope mounts for it but I haven't installed them or put a scope on it yet. I would like to trade for a Ruger #1 in .308. Might...