Ruger Precision .223
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Ruger Precision .223
Anyone tired of their Ruger Precision .223 yet?
Would also consider Tikka super TX3 Varmint with 1/8 barrel, or CZ 527 laminate varmint with the 1/9 twist.
Thanks
Would also consider Tikka super TX3 Varmint with 1/8 barrel, or CZ 527 laminate varmint with the 1/9 twist.
Thanks
Re: Ruger Precision .223
I don't believe Ruger made them in .223.
308, 243 and 6.5CM initially
Then 308, 6.5CM and 6mmCM for the Mark 2.
Triffid
308, 243 and 6.5CM initially
Then 308, 6.5CM and 6mmCM for the Mark 2.
Triffid
Re: Ruger Precision .223
You sure about that?Triffid wrote:I don't believe Ruger made them in .223.
https://www.americanrifleman.org/articl ... to223-rem/
Re: Ruger Precision .223
They do make a .223 as I have been making cleaning rod guides for them recently.
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Re: Ruger Precision .223
Yes they've just come out , sell for between 1700-1850, a bit rich for me at the moment.
Be happy with around 1500, but doubt if any on the second hand market yet.
Be happy with around 1500, but doubt if any on the second hand market yet.
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Re: Ruger Precision .223
Do the decent thing, buy a Tikka :)
I have both the Ruger RPR and Tikka TacA1 in 6.5CM, the difference in fit and finish is very obvious even to the naked eye.
I have both the Ruger RPR and Tikka TacA1 in 6.5CM, the difference in fit and finish is very obvious even to the naked eye.
There's room for all Gods creatures, next to the mash and gravy :)
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Re: Ruger Precision .223
I'll have a look thanks
Re: Ruger Precision .223
I stand corrected.BamBam wrote:You sure about that?Triffid wrote:I don't believe Ruger made them in .223.
https://www.americanrifleman.org/articl ... to223-rem/
However in my defence I did check Ruger's website before I posted, where it fails to mention that the RPR is available in .223.
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Re: Ruger Precision .223
I was interested in a Ruger PR in .223, until learning of the price circa £1700 / £1800, when I only paid £1150 for my Ruger PR in 6.5CM.
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AI AT (.308/6.5CM), Ruger PR (6.5CM), American Rimfire (.22LR), Remington 700 (.223), Marlin underlever .38/.357/.44, Savage 6BR, RimfireMagic .22LR, Fabarm Lion (s1), Fabarm Axis Baikal S/S
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AI AT (.308/6.5CM), Ruger PR (6.5CM), American Rimfire (.22LR), Remington 700 (.223), Marlin underlever .38/.357/.44, Savage 6BR, RimfireMagic .22LR, Fabarm Lion (s1), Fabarm Axis Baikal S/S
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