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Looking for one of the new Ruger Africans in the 275 Rigby, Thinking I really WANT one, but having trouble finding one..


Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
10 Ward Lane,
Filer, Idaho, 83328
208-731-4120

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Posts: 41893 | Location: Twin Falls, Idaho | Registered: 04 June 2000Reply With Quote
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There is one on gunbroker with a starting bid of $1500. That's about 50% higher than when they came out last year.

Hope you find one. They are very nice rifles.
 
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I bought all the Hornady bras in Idaho, so you don't need one.
 
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I bought all the Hornady bras in Idaho, so you don't need one.

Lamar--what size bra you wear?
 
Posts: 3808 | Location: san angelo tx | Registered: 18 November 2009Reply With Quote
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Hornady bras don't fit me well. The C-cups made by Nosler seem much more comfortable.

Ray, I thought you were selling all of your rifles; now you're trying to buy another one -- and a pedestrian Ruger, at that!
 
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Stonecreek--C cups used to be impressive. Keurig--the coffee makers are using K cups. Never gave much thought to a K cup coffee maker---now a girlfriend so equipped would be a different matter.
 
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I think I worked back down to an A+ size.
it's more about the cup and support than the lift and separate now days.


dammit Ray....LOL.

BTW how's the packers paint job holding up in the Texas sun?
 
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Lamar--That high dollar Sherwin Williams paint seemed to be the answer, all these years later still good.
 
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Lamar--Normally when one discusses their bra, there are hopes of a picture. In your case, please don't.
 
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resisting...
 
Posts: 4985 | Location: soda springs,id | Registered: 02 April 2008Reply With Quote
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Nope, you didn't buy all the brass in Idaho, I have several thousands rounds left over from a number of 7x57s, WW, PPU, and RWS... wave

BTW PPU brass can be had from Grafs and Midway, cheaper and as good or better, than any other brass..It about all I buy these days.


Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
10 Ward Lane,
Filer, Idaho, 83328
208-731-4120

rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com
 
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got the 275 Rigby stuff.

I neck it up to 30 cal, trim square, and cut the neck thickness down to .00125 for a 30X57 caliber wildcat I have with the 0-6 shoulder on it.

it's like a 308 Ackley improved as far as case capacity goes, only with a long powder column and it feeds like butter in a 98 action.

the Hornady brass is perfect once it's whittled on a touch, and fire-formed.
 
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I tried to buy one of these (the Ruger 275 African, not the bra) only about a week after they were announced. They were already sold out!
 
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I dunno I think you guy's are missing out not getting an Idaho bra.
 
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I tried to buy one of these (the Ruger 275 African, not the bra) only about a week after they were announced. They were already sold out!


Same here. I tried finding the 77 African Rigby as well. Ended up finding the #1A Rigby from the year prior first so I bought that one instead.
 
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I won the bidding on Gun broker, how that happened I have no idea, I got it for the starting bid of $1500...I found a half dozen do them for sale at $1700 to $2000. and no one would negociate, so I bid on GunBroker and Ive always lost my bid during the last 5 or 10 minutes of the auction, and Im not fast enough on the computer to keep up with the hot and heavy bidding, this time I just bid on it and never checked it again and damned if I didn't get a win in my email awhile ago..Happy camper, these are awesome rifles. got a lot of 7x57 ammo to shoot up..but who knows may try to sell this one and not get greedy and still make a couple of hundred bucks profit.. tu2


Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
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Filer, Idaho, 83328
208-731-4120

rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com
 
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Congrats!
 
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Congratulations on winning that one. Let us know how it shoots.
 
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