Stupid question.....Is this a No 1 or a No 3?
On my invoice I have No 3....so we listed this as such. I've got an email saying that this is incorrect and it is a No 1. The scope bases are covering the model. Anyone here know for sure so I can fix this if I need to?
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It looks exactly like my Ruger #1.
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Looks like a couple minutes with a good screwdriver would answer that pretty quick.
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It's a No. 1.
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Yep, I say No. 1. The No. 3 was way more plain jane than that.
Here are some number 3s: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/992272716
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/990387682
Ruger No. 3 Liberty Model 200th Year 45-70 Gov. Falling Block Single 1976 - Single Shot Rifles at GunBroker.com : 976310574
Buy Ruger No. 3 Liberty Model 200th Year 45-70 Gov. Falling Block Single 1976: GunBroker is the largest seller of Single Shot Rifles Rifles Guns & Firearms All: 9763105740 -
It is a No.1. No 3 has a forearm band and different butt plate. I have the No 1 in a 270 Weatherby and it is a nice rifle, like it a lot. A No 3 in 30-40 Krag would be a nice rifle.
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I thought the Number 3 had no checkering.
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I own a couple of #1's and that is for sure just like them. The #3, as stated above, has a plain stock, carbine butt plate and different operating lever. The lever is the telling characteristic regardless of the stock. Bob
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Definitely a No. 1. The lever is totally different as is the stock from my No. 3.
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List it as Bill Ruger's personal #4. VERY RARE!!!!
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No. 1B
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Look at the box it came in and it will say. 😮
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Cool....thank you guys! I'll get in there and add something to it. Yall are awesome.
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Geri: 30129218046363/comments/30129238854043
No. 1B
It's probably a No. 1-V. The B had a 26 inch barrel, and the V had a heavy 24 inch barrel.
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Number 1
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It's a "200 Year" Ruger #1-V 22-250.........
My old hunting pal had one.
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Definitely a No 1.
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I had one like it in .25-06. it hated factory loads, but, with the correct handloads, it would group around .5 moa. I loved that rifle. Wish I still had it.
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DPHMIN: 30129218046363/comments/30129210974619
I had one like it in .25-06. it hated factory loads, but, with the correct handloads, it would group around .5 moa. I loved that rifle. Wish I still had it.
Divorce? no one sells a ,5 moa unless destitute.
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Not divorce. I just needed the money.
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I don’t know about the rifle, but you’re #1 in my book Casey.
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Warbirds: 30129218046363/comments/-1
I don’t know about the rifle, but you’re #1 in my book Casey.
sucking up will not get you the original box.........
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