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Ripp
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Ruger new in-line rifle
#271171 - 01/10/15 06:43 AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPSMLXFTdTg

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: Ripp]
#271174 - 01/10/15 08:38 AM

The weight is unrealistic for most use I would venture to say, except for range use where no distance to carry is needed.

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: VonGruff]
#271175 - 01/10/15 09:06 AM

I'd like one in .243 - fast twist # 26" bl.
My .45 Sharps weighs 12 pounds 8oz., but then I don't hunt much with it - however it is wearing the open sights now, instead of the apertures, just in case I want to take it out.

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Ripp
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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: DarylS]
#271189 - 01/10/15 11:05 PM

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I'd like one in .243 - fast twist # 26" bl.
My .45 Sharps weighs 12 pounds 8oz., but then I don't hunt much with it - however it is wearing the open sights now, instead of the apertures, just in case I want to take it out.

Agree--.243 would be an awesome caliber for this...
Small enough for p-dogs --big enough for other game..antelope, deer, etc...and very efficient

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: Ripp]
#271194 - 02/10/15 12:41 AM

My thoughts - although I prefer the 57mm case for a 6.5. For me, either the 6mm Rem or the 6.5x57IMP would be my choice. The one 6.5x57IMP I did have, produced 3,308fps with a 120gr. XLC from a 26" bl.

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: DarylS]
#271232 - 02/10/15 04:48 PM

How does the weight of one of these compare to say a .308 AR15?

Haven't seen the video yet, only the first few seconds, my connection is crap today.

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Ripp
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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: NitroX]
#271240 - 02/10/15 11:19 PM

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How does the weight of one of these compare to say a .308 AR15?

Haven't seen the video yet, only the first few seconds, my connection is crap today.

The .308 AR15 normally called the AR-10 if in the .308 caliber are typically a bit lighter..depending on the manufacturer..the ones I see are in the 8 1/2 to 9 lb range--this is showing it to be 10 1/2 lbs..

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: Ripp]
#271262 - 03/10/15 11:18 AM

I got to look one of these over back when they were released at a local shop, it was in .243. They are interesting, I didn't care much for the stock though. There are a couple of threads over on the Hide about it, the first one:

http://www.scout.com/military/snipers-hi...lt-action-rifle

And the new one after the one above hit its length limit:

http://www.scout.com/military/snipers-hi...cussion-part-ii

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Ripp
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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: SharpsNitro]
#271284 - 04/10/15 03:24 AM

That thing is shooting some pretty decent groups..impressive..

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: Ripp]
#271332 - 04/10/15 07:37 PM

I like this rifle except for the weight.

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: NitroX]
#271377 - 05/10/15 09:21 AM

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I like this rifle except for the weight. [/quot

Agree--would be fun to use just sitting on a prairie dog hunt though ..or for calling in coyotes...

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: NitroX]
#271387 - 05/10/15 11:17 AM

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I like this rifle except for the weight.

It's in the right weight range for Precision Rifle competition. On the plus side, it's easy to change out the barrel, it's got a hybrid AR/Savage barrel nut system so you can go to a lighter and/or shorter contour.

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: SharpsNitro]
#271389 - 05/10/15 02:34 PM

As far as "modern" guns go - I do indeed like this one.

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: DarylS]
#271438 - 06/10/15 04:01 PM

It will be interesting to see what the cost trades end up being for tricking one of these out versus a building off of a typical action and chassis (i.e. using it as a donor action). I do like the idea behind the magazine well design if it lives up to the promise of handling the variety listed (M14/AR10/AI).

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Re: Ruger new in-line rifle [Re: SharpsNitro]
#271505 - 08/10/15 01:59 PM

G'Day Fella's,

As has been stated above, the Ruger is a bit heavy!

Personally, I prefer a chassis stock a young mate of mine has designed and now manufactures!
https://www.facebook.com/GC-Precision-Developments-Ltd-458875430916447/timeline/
These are an all Aussie design which is made here in Australia!
FYI, as a Mechanical Fitter-Machinist myself, I can honestly say, that these stocks are made with Stunning Precision and Best Quality Finishes, when compared to Every Other Chassis Stock, I have seen and or handled! I shit you not!!!

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