The ruger is light, accurate, and has the reputation of a "brush" gun, from my understanding, the fired round doesn't tend to get thrown off course too bad from foliage.Īs another poster put it, I won't ever willingly give this one up.Īlso, an uncle of mine had a lever-action. It has given them both many deer, and has given me 3 so far.Īs you put it, feels like/looks like a beefy 10/22, but that. I received mine as a hand-me-down from my deceased grandma, by way of my father. Instead of my thread, you get the following RINGING endorsement of this rifle. 44 carbine as a SHTF rifle, and here's your thread at the top! ĭO IT! Get that ruger before its too late!ġst off, I got on the forums this evening to make a thread on the behalf of the. I'm old and vision a little funny so I need all the help I CAN GET. Scope mounts are available for it, but use your own expirence with it to determine if your even going to be shooting at a range needing a scope. I reload my own for practice ,but when hunting I use factory ammo ,the charges are hotter than I prefir to use in practice.Īnother asset is being able to replace spent rounds even while patially loaded, so your not inturrupting any thing. 44 mag ,get a stat sheet or reloading manual and carefully studdy the Stats.īeing a brush gun a 240 grain round is not easily distracted ,and the punch even if hit in the wrong spot will knock it down, or settle it back on it's heals sevirely,or remove limbs. Just like a 10/22 you can fire one after the other with out moving your position as you would a lever action.īear in mind the trajectory on. It is the ultamate brush gun you can even scope as well. My son would have a flying fit ,so to speak. I have one I very much doubt I would ever trade or sell.
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