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| Thanks...should be a great unit |
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| Ebony tip is new to the African; can't recall seeing the cross-bolt in the past.
Previously Ruger said they would not stock the 416 Ruger in wood due to splitting issues. Is one to suppose that problem is now solved? |
| | | Posts: 486 | Location: Moving | Registered: 23 September 2010 |
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| My African .223 has a visible crossbolt. I like the ebony tip. Not so much the brake. Wish I would've gotten an Alaskan in 416 when I had the chance.
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"If a man can't trust himself to carry a loaded rifle out of camp without risk of shooting somebody, then he has no business ever handling a rifle at all and should take up golf or tennis instead." John Taylor
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| Click on the "Gunsite Scout Rifle" if you want to see just how ugly a rifle Ruger is capable of making today. Crossing an AR-15 with a bolt action rifle results in an esthetic disaster. |
| | | Posts: 421 | Location: Broomfield, CO, USA | Registered: 04 April 2002 |
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