trapperon
Blackhawk
1A 348 Winchester. I would buy 2 of em!!
Ron
Ron
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H.H. Hipshot
Single-Sixer
7mm-08
Please.
HHH
Please.
HHH
steelshooterco
Single-Sixer
Would like to see Jason at Lipsey's talk Ruger into making a 17 HMR in the old obsoleted K (stainless) model, with a heavy varmint barrel and wood or laminate stock and a target forend.
Ray Newman
Blackhawk
A .303 British would be awfully tempting....
Big Old Boy
Hunter
I like the idea of a 17 hmr many would like a 22 lr but I think the 17 would be a hit or maybe a 17 hornet.
After reading all the other posts I realize that I'm not the only one who would like to see a 1-A or 1-B or RSI in 35 Rem. I got tired of waiting this year and had a RSI re-barreled just so I could have one while I was still young enough to hunt with it.
bigskyguy
Single-Sixer
I wish that they would make several more offerings available in the same configuration as the 25-06 AH's from a few years back.
24" light barrels and circassian walnut! Another cool variation would be the 1a configuration but with the 24" barrel instead of 22".
I have a 338-06 that I bought second hand that is set up that way, and it is sweet!
24" light barrels and circassian walnut! Another cool variation would be the 1a configuration but with the 24" barrel instead of 22".
I have a 338-06 that I bought second hand that is set up that way, and it is sweet!
STURMRUGERFAN
Bearcat
Ray Newman said:
For sure it would. I would like to see some RSI's also produced in
.308 Win
.30-40 Krag
6mm Rem.
6.5 Rem Mag
and 7mm-08
Why I don't know. I just like the RSI's and a little variety
rugerjunkie
Buckeye
Wasnt the 303 already done in the No.1?
Let me add my name to the list of people wanting a No.1 in 348 Winchester. I'd prefer a stainless & walnut 1A but beggars can't be choosers. I'd buy the same gun in 7.62 X 54R and 38/55. Don't forget the 38/55!
021 said:
Ditto!
winchester348
Single-Sixer
Who keeps calling my name? .348 in a 1A for me too since I have a case of ammo for it.
winchester348 said:
Well, seems like a popular choice..... count me in!
Dave :wink:
trapperon
Blackhawk
I'm in for the 348 1A. I'm thinking blued and walnut is a good match for this classic!
Its the one and only that would make me leave my 1A lipseys 35 whelen at home!!!
Ron
Its the one and only that would make me leave my 1A lipseys 35 whelen at home!!!
Ron
El Numero Uno
Buckeye
I don't want to throw cold water on all you 348 Winchester wanters, but here is what I believe the issue to be: who knows just how long it has been since a Manufacturer chambered a rifle in 348 Winchester?? I don't know either, but would bet it hasn't been done since the Model 71 Winchester was discontinued, which was in the 1950's, I think. So where do you think Ruger would get the proof loads? That was the issue that delayed the recent Lipsey's K1A in 250 Savage for a couple of years.
That is the problem with a major Manufacturer chambering some of these "obscure" rounds that 3 people want.
That is the problem with a major Manufacturer chambering some of these "obscure" rounds that 3 people want.
trapperon
Blackhawk
Yes--Winchester just did a run of both standard and deluxe 71's and browning in the late 1980's produced 12,000 between standard, high grade rifle and carbine. I would think if it was possible for the 250 savage it should be possible for the 348--even if it takes a couple of years to pull it all together! It was probably the same scenario when the 405 was brought back recently by Winchester and ruger---had been several decades since that grand old round was produced in a rifle!!
Ron
Ron
El Numero Uno said:
Browning also did a run of '71's. There are factory loads and components available also. There is a following much higher than just 3. :wink:
Dave
