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Paul
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Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull
02/12/10 05:37 PM

Without expert evaluation, I'd leave it at 14 inches and see how it goes, and shorten it later if you need to.

A longer pull sometimes reduces felt recoil. With heavy double rifles I think a shorter pull makes the rifle feel lighter when mounted because there's less leverage against your arms.

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416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	marlin45	02/12/10 12:59 PM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	tophet1	02/12/10 03:12 PM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	450_Ackley	02/12/10 05:03 PM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	Paul	02/12/10 05:37 PM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	FATBOY404	02/12/10 09:43 PM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	Homer	02/12/10 10:16 PM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	Mike_Bailey	02/12/10 11:05 PM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	Rockdoc	02/12/10 11:24 PM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	DarylS	03/12/10 05:19 AM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	marlin45	03/12/10 07:19 AM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	Rockdoc	03/12/10 01:01 PM
Re: 416 rigby ( Ruger RSM) and length of pull	Pancho	25/12/10 02:09 AM

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