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I handled one today at Sportsman's Warehouse. It was a stainless 30-06 with the synthetic stock. I really liked the trigger. The action was a little stiff, but probably would smooth up with use. I may buy one, but I need to think about it. | ||
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Make mine the MKII. I looked over the new Hawkeyes too. I didn't like the new finish. Give me polished blue and the old bolt. IMO the new bolt looks "unfinished". I likes th eold one - wish Ruger woulda just changed the trigger and left the rest alone. I do hope then that I will be able to get MKII's cheap as people "trade up". | |||
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I rather like the hawkeye. The wood and blue ones are more to my fancy , but stainless ones aint bad either. Make mine a .257 Roberts , or a .358 winchester. If you get one please post on how it shoots ! ...tj3006 freedom1st | |||
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I too am a MKII fan. I have a SS 30-06, and have been looking for a Blue/wood 30-06 for a while now. Sure wish Ruger would flood the market with the new Hawkeyes so I could pick up a MKII in like new condition. | |||
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So I see this thread and the story about seeing them at Sportsmans Warehouse. I decided to go over to the closest S.W. (in Mesa)during lunch to see one. I walk up to their gun counter and ask if they have any "Ruger Hawkeyes". The salesman says "Ruger what?" "Whats that?" I informed him it was the newest Ruger bolt action and he said he had never heard of them. We have three S.W. in the Phoenix area - Why is it the Mesa store has the most untrained help and is out of stock on half the things I go in for? Don't get me wrong - they are always there to try and help - they just can't most of the time. Great prices aren't worth squat if they are always out of stock! end of rant............ I still would like to see one of these rifles. Lance Lance Larson Studio lancelarsonstudio.com | |||
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You still have the option of the old one with the new trigger. I'm told the newer mk2's have the new trigger and indeed saw one with it. I do like the Hawkeyes better with the matte finish but the choice is still there. ______________________ Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else. | |||
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OK. Just to get it right. The new Hawkeye is no different than the Mark II except for: 1. finish 2. trigger 3. very, very slimmed down stock (wood) Anything else? | |||
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Don That is about all the Ruger needed, except for a bit longer safety lever. They had to leave us something to bitch about. A shot not taken is always a miss | |||
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Actually I got the same blank stare when I asked to see a Ruger Hawkeye at the Sportman's Warehouse in Round Rock Texas. However I just asked to see the rifle that looked like a Hawkeye, and it was same. The guy tried to sell me a Tika instead. I think they have a lot of Tikas. | |||
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