40Gravity said:I'd like to see the link to the trigger housings. My search on GunBroker didn't turn up anything.
Here you go: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/785709156
And even cheaper on Numrich: https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/226960
40Gravity said:I'd like to see the link to the trigger housings. My search on GunBroker didn't turn up anything.
SteelBlue said:40Gravity said:I'd like to see the link to the trigger housings. My search on GunBroker didn't turn up anything.
Here you go: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/785709156
And even cheaper on Numrich: https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/226960
1ruger said:By Saturday afternoon my dad will be able to take couple shots with it and get it sight it in for next week's hunt.
1ruger said:Thank you for all your comments and suggestions.
I've decided against getting the 44 Carbine as I don't have enough time to take on another project (I should say potential project) at this time. I also think with the full power 44 magnum ammo the recoil will be more than what he can comfortably handle.
I found another Remington model 7 that's identical to my father's current 308 Winchester but in .243 Winchester caliber. That rifle will be familiar to him and the recoil will be acceptable (or I can load "reduced power" ammo for him) so I decided to buy the rifle. I put a deposit on it yesterday and will be going to pick it up on Friday. I also ordered a mount/ring and have a compact Leupold scope around that I will mount on it. By Saturday afternoon my dad will be able to take couple shots with it and get it sight it in for next week's hunt.
gunzo said:There are a lot of baby boomers out there that love to hunt &/or shoot. They are getting older, getting arthritis, rhuematiz, etc. but can continue without getting beat up. I know, I'm one of them.