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Old 04-30-2010, 04:13 PM
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Default Ruger Rigby.

Has any one shot one ... your thoughts.
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Old 04-30-2010, 04:42 PM
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Old 04-30-2010, 05:13 PM
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A .... Animal......What can I say..... its not quite a polar Bear but it hits like one... but if its quite heavy you can tame... it but too heavy you leave it at home.

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Shot one lots. 350's up to 2800fps. Those were a bit hot on the shoulder so the gun and me liked 2635fps. It would shoot under an inch all day long. Probably closer to 1/2" About all the gun needs is a softer than stock recoil pad. As Rigby's go, it's the best bang for the buck. With just open sights the balance made the gun feel about a pound lighter.
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Kool do you have the band in the stock... or the later one , the band on the barrel like the old eng....... But dont you find it Quit heavy?
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Well I sold the gun. Something I will regret for years. It was the later ones with 23" barrel and the band in front of the stock. I didn't find it heavy while shooting, haha, but on an elk hunt it started feeling all of 10lbs. Not bad with a good sling.
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Good to see some people like big bores... needle blower are nice but big bores ROCK my world.
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