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Ruger to a Taylor questions

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23 July 2008, 06:41
cmfic1
Ruger to a Taylor questions
Looking for a few ideas here.

I have a LH Ruger Mark II in 7 RM, I bought this Rifle a few yrs ago with an idea, that idea has turned into a brand new gun, so now I sit with this Rifle.

I have pretty much narrowed it down to being redone in a .416 Taylor

What all needs to be done to the Ruger to make it DG worthy? (after market parts etc. etc.)

Note: The trigger has been done, and it has been bedded already.

Thanx in advance.


Rod

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Bob Hagel
23 July 2008, 07:10
ramrod340
quote:
What all needs to be done to the Ruger to make it DG worthy?

Check and fine tune the feeding if necessary. Then take it hunting


As usual just my $.02
Paul K
23 July 2008, 07:32
Mathsr
I converted a 338W Ruger to 416T a few years ago. I had an H S Precision stock and used it after the wooden Ruger stock split at the recoil lug. That's an area I would strengthen before it caused problems. A good peep sight is handy too, or a steady supply of good scopes. Big Grin


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23 July 2008, 22:26
Paul B
quote:
Originally posted by Mathsr:
I converted a 338W Ruger to 416T a few years ago. I had an H S Precision stock and used it after the wooden Ruger stock split at the recoil lug. That's an area I would strengthen before it caused problems. A good peep sight is handy too, or a steady supply of good scopes. Big Grin


I did trhe same thing using a Ruger 77, only I went with the .375 Taylor. The stock split as you described not only at the recoil lug but along the magazine cut out into tang area.
I put the gun into an (UGH!) ramline I had laying a round and it's been fine ever since. Ugly a sin but it works. thumb
Paul B.