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Re: Ruger 300 BLK

#31 Post by DW58 »

Yes Grant - the idea of a subsonic (and thus very quiet) .30 cal appeals here too - sorry but I just had to take a pop tongueout
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#32 Post by ovenpaa »

DW58 wrote:
  • Proofed - yes
  • Other people will want them - yep
  • Fast - nope
  • Old - nope
  • Huge muzzle flash - nope
  • Obscure calibre - nope
  • Makes massive bang - nope
  • Suitable for Sandgroper - nope
No you wouldn't - it's nowhere near daft enough for you Grant :shakeshout:
Hehe, summed up very nicely Rob.
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#33 Post by Sandgroper »

:oops: :lol:
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#34 Post by meles meles »

Well oomans, the variation has gone to Mr Plod...
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#35 Post by phaedra1106 »

And don't forget they are cheap to load with cast boolits for indoor 25m fun, 3.4gr of N310 and a 115gr boolit is very accurate and a nice round to shoot :good:
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#36 Post by ovenpaa »

Latest news I have from the current importer is they are not currently being built by the factory, they *may* come into the UK next year and list would be in the range of GBP550-600
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#37 Post by Blu »

ovenpaa wrote:Latest news I have from the current importer is they are not currently being built by the factory, they *may* come into the UK next year and list would be in the range of GBP550-600
Might not be that much, it's reckoned around $400 over here.
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#38 Post by techguy »

I would bring these in myself if I had my RFD and OIL already.. I have an export company I already use who can ship firearms. £550-£600 is a bit steep, even with the export and import costs. £500 is much more reasonable, with a reasonable profit for whoever brings them in...
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What happened to the youtube video I posted
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#40 Post by ovenpaa »

Savage were looking at something similar and apparently they have now scrapped the idea, I do wonder if this is the reason for the Ruger being difficult to source even in the USofA

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012 ... lk-rifles/
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