26 November 2002, 04:45
AKBmanNew #1 chambering
Rumor has it that Ruger is going to catalogue a #1 in .405 Winchester, both blued and stainless. Very very interesting.
26 November 2002, 05:51
JRYou better know that I would get one, hell I've even talked to a couple of smiths about this conversion. I think it's a great idea.
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26 November 2002, 06:11
Bill/OregonOh, man, that would be excellent. What a natural pairing. I wonder what the barrel land and groove diameter would be.
26 November 2002, 09:07
Curtis_Lemaysounds cool....only i thought the next cartridge they (Ruger) were going to chamber for was the .458 Lott
26 November 2002, 15:23
AKBmanIf I am not mistaken, they are going to offer the Lott as well. The .405 will be good for anything in North America. Should be able to get some good velocities with 300gr bullets from a #1
[ 11-26-2002, 19:30: Message edited by: AKBman ]27 November 2002, 06:06
<eldeguello>I welcome ANY new chambering, if it is in addition to those already available! I DON'T think I would have asked for a .405, but it should be fun, particularly if they give it a twist fast enough for bullets heavier than 300 grains.... Now, when will Ruger give us a 1A in .22 LR, .22 Hornet, and/or .218 Bee??
27 November 2002, 08:28
retiredsgteldeguello: They already have given us a No. 1 in hornet and in .218 bee.
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27 November 2002, 13:11
mikethebearA couple of months ago I saw a Ruger 1A in 22LR, and a number 3 375 Winchester that hand been comverted to 375 H&H. Both in the $600+ range. This was the Saxet Gun show in Austin Texas.