2019 Ruger No.1’s

Are there any new 2019 Ruger no.1 offerings from Lipsey's and Ruger ? Anything from shot show on No.1's?

I watched a video Jason at Lipseys says to stay tuned more to come in 2019.

Still hoping for a stainless 308 RSI with gray laminated stock.

OK so now the "hope list" is open again .....

A 1A with 3 lb, crisp, trigger; a svelte and pretty wood stock sealed and free floated with a classic schnable fore end -- no AH!; fluted barrel, a scope mounting system that allows for more rearward positioning; chambered in the new 350 Winchester Legend.

That might be worth the $2000 MSRP.

wunbe

327Fed K1RSi if the wishing well is active again

A 300 Savage of some iteration would be nice, as would a 348 Winchester and 375 Winchester.

Please, don't encourage the deluded (or, is it "oblivious"?). . . . . . :roll:

As fare as a 327 fed I would buy one in a heart beat but, I won't hold my breath.

1s in 348

1a in mad max. Starline makes the brass now so there are no excuses

firecaptain said:

1s in 348

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I'd prefer a 1-A in .348

Heliman said:

firecaptain said:

1s in 348

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I'd prefer a 1-A in .348

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Its an aesthetics thing for me with the little bit heavier barrel.

I had a 1A in 35 Whelen and liked the carry weight. Either a 1A or 1S would work. Just so it is a.348.

Heliman said:

I had a 1A in 35 Whelen and liked the carry weight. Either a 1A or 1S would work. Just so it is a.348.

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Yup, can't argue that. Bring us a 348

021 said:

A 300 Savage of some iteration would be nice, as would a 348 Winchester and 375 Winchester.

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I like the way you think. Any of these would make my day.

I am in the 348 camp as well--big time! 1A or 1S and traditional blued/Walnut. Maybe 24 inch 1A like the current 250 savage?

Ron

RSIno1 said:

Still hoping for a stainless 308 RSI with gray laminated stock.

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+1 8)

I'd be _super_ interested in an RSI in 327 Fed!

I'd like to see a run of 1-S-C 450 NITRO EXPRESS, with 26" barrels. This would be identical to the two small runs of 45-70s that were built a few years ago. The "C", as I understand it, is the 375 H&H barrel contour. The guns weigh about 8lbs, which would make for a proper 450. The Bodding guns in 450 should have been built this way, IMHO. BTW, one can punch the the chamber out, in the 45-70s, to a longer Sharps length to approximate 450NE performance/pressures, but you can't rechamber to 450NE, because 450NE rims are too thin.

This truly is wishful thinking, on my part, as I just don't see enough interest in such a rifle. For most of the hunting I do, I would load 300-330 grain cast bullet to "NITRO-FOR-BLACK" performance. A 45-70, loadedup or down, would be more practical, but I like historical rounds and historic rifles. I would have Turnbull do his thing, as well.

Hmmm, no announcements yet?