which 250 do I keep
I have two 22-250's One is a Ruger #1 and the other is a newer Remington 700 bought it new 2 yr's ago.The rem. is a varmit gun camo stock 26 inch heavey bbl. Ruger is a 1B 26 inch sport bbl. Both guns shoot great. But I thinking of getting rid of one just don't know which one.Anyone have any thoughs on this. Thanks
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I had one bull barrel gun in my life 99.9% of the time the heavy barrel did not make the difference in the shot only thing I remember it was too heavy to carry. 0 -
If your buddy called and said the prairie dogs were running wild, which ONE would you grab?? That's the one you keep. They are both excellent rifles and it is only a question of which suits you the most. 0 -
Keep the ruger, if you change your mind it will be harder to replace than the remington. 0 -
What Perry Shooter said 0 -
Whenever I struggle with this sort of decision, later I wish I'd kept the gun I sold.
Then find it would cost more than I got for it to replace it with one I don't like as much.
If its's not obvious to you, that's something telling you that you really don't want to sell either.0 -
I'd sell them both, buy a Ruger American, and enjoy spending the rest of the money. 0 -
I'd keep the one that shoots better and has the nicer chamber/ 0 -
Just because you like one more than the other is not a valid reason to sell the other. where would the world be if everyone only kept the wife that they liked the most and got rid of all the rest? 0 -
The Ruger #1, is the one that will definitely harder to replace. As for a good shooting bolt gun, they are made in abundance. So, if one must go, then it would be the Remington, in my opinion. 0 -
I have a 1978 vintage Ruger #1 std barrel in 6mm rem and a 1980 vintage 6mm Rem Ruger 77 varmint HB , both shoot very good, and have taken quite a few ground hogs. they are both fine rifles and shoot about the same size groups, If I needed to sell or trade one away the 77V HB would go without any hesitation. The #1 is just too nice a rifle to lose, and I probably would never be able to replace it.
Get rid of the Remington, IMHO 2 year old Remington 700's are not worth keeping,those 20 years old and older are the keepers.0
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