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There are 2 actions at the LGS I am considering as using for a base for building a 416 Ruger. There is a Ruger 77 and FH, both are 7mm Mag currently. Ruger is 350, FN is 399 (but also comes with a scope I could use on another rifle, cheapy but hey its glass)

This is the old tang safety Ruger BTW. Both come with rings, and both rifles look to be in good shape, action wise.

Which direction should I be heading??


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Me? I would jump on the FN


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I would go with the FN. Nothing really wrong with the Ruger. I just happen to prefer CRF.


As usual just my $.02
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err....isnt the Ruger CRF as well?


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MHS,

Ruger: it is, but it isn't...

Jut buy the FN and go happy.

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The tang safety Ruger is a push feed with a claw extractor. The FN is a true Mauser CRF.

The new Ruger M77 MKII's and Hawkeye are true CRF actions.

The tang safety Ruger M77 is a fine action.

I'd buy both rilfes. Good prices, great rifles. Good stuff is hard to come by.
 
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Lol I like that last answer besy....buy both! But then that brings up a new conundrum, what else to build??


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The FN is a much higher quality action than the Ruger.
 
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