Recent content by KS25-06

I live in the country about 30 minutes from any law enforcement, not far off a major highway. So, my choices may seem a little much for others. Springfield Armory SS Target 45ACP, 10 Wilson 10 rd. magazines loaded with Hornady 200 gr HP on bed stand. Beside it, Remington 870 12ga, holds 10...

Sir, I have a 44 carbine with a 100 series serial number. I would rate it 85-90% If you send me your cell number, I can send some pictures. You can contact me by email at [email protected].

They should have been fined at least $50,000 apiece and banned from hunting for life. As****es!!!!!

I like big bores, wrote Ruger and Lipsey's several times to make a Number One in 470 Nitro Express. Also, wanted a 77RSI stainless in 358 Winchester and 35 Whelan.

I started with my Dad's Remington 511 clip feed 22 S,L,LR at age 10. First year he kept the clip. I think it made me a better shot. When my grandson was starting to learn to shoot, I gave him the same gun. NO clip. IMHO, they are hard to beat for a starter rifle, one that will last a lifetime...

I sold a Ruger RSM 375 H&H w/ Leupold 1-4x variable with post reticle for $1950.00 a couple of years ago. Had around 200 rds through it. Looked like new. No box. I think your gun should bring from $2-2500., Maybe more if NIB.

Appreciate the replies. That may explain what happened.

Since there is no response to the above question, just what in the world is a Ruger 6mm RBE? Apparently, it was designed by Ruger. Have searched the web with no results. An answer would be appreciated.

What cartridge would a 6mm RBE be formed from, and what velocities are we looking at with what bullet weights?

I always thought the early Internationals, especially the checkered ones, were the nicest and best looking 10-22's made. IMHO

KWend54: Thank you for the reply, never having collected the early Single Six, always wondered about those letters.

Would some please explain what LWSC and LWAC stand for?

Please do not trash such a rare gun. Do as others say, sell it, and build what you want. If F class is your thing, go for it with a purpose built rifle.

I would buy two rifles. A smaller caliber for game up to deer size, and a 300 or 338 magnum for elk and moose. My favorites for years were 25-06 and 338 Win Mag. The 338 seemed to kick less than the 300. Used the 25-06 for everything from prairie dogs to deer. Too old to hunt elk anymore, used...

Welcome from a fellow SW Kansas Ruger fan. Got my first one in 1966, a Blackhawk 44 Mag with a 6 1/2" barrel. Still have it, plus several other Ruger pistols and rifles.