Protecsafari
02-25-2009, 02:35 PM
Anybody seen one yet? How much did they have on it?
In IN we can use .35 cal and larger cartridges in rifles for deer, as long as they are a min of 1.16 in case length, 1.625 max.
I'd have to trim .175 off the case, and seat the bullets out a ways to enhance accuracy and be legal. I was hoping to not use the heavier bullets as I wanted a bit of a boomflop effect.
I emailed Ruger's CEO (per the sites tab) about making a Ruger #1 S in .44 magnum. Eh, the .44 is OK, but making that rig would fit within the regs, probably have a decent following, and also allow those who wanted to to have theirs reamed to .445 Supermag.
I haven't seen a #3 in .44 mag for some time, and getting #1 wood, trigger guard and lever would add quite a bit to the price (folks who did that years ago called them #4's).
In IN we can use .35 cal and larger cartridges in rifles for deer, as long as they are a min of 1.16 in case length, 1.625 max.
I'd have to trim .175 off the case, and seat the bullets out a ways to enhance accuracy and be legal. I was hoping to not use the heavier bullets as I wanted a bit of a boomflop effect.
I emailed Ruger's CEO (per the sites tab) about making a Ruger #1 S in .44 magnum. Eh, the .44 is OK, but making that rig would fit within the regs, probably have a decent following, and also allow those who wanted to to have theirs reamed to .445 Supermag.
I haven't seen a #3 in .44 mag for some time, and getting #1 wood, trigger guard and lever would add quite a bit to the price (folks who did that years ago called them #4's).