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For those who don't get Ruger emails, they have a Voice of the Customer survey open through Jan. 29th. It asks some required general info - age, race, how many in the household but nothing to identify an individual. It can only be taken once from any one IP address, at least I guess that's how they're limiting it. Survey link
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no question about if I would like a LH RAR in 6.5 creedmoor.
Dave
�The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely to be the one who dropped it.� Lou Holtz
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That's what I would have asked for, too. Don't really need a concealed carry revolver in .45 Colt. I did ask for a semi-auto carbine in revolver rounds and a break open shotgun mostly 'cause none of the other stuff interested me that much.
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Hit the target, all else is twaddle!
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They don't give you a slot to vote for the single shot center fire rifle. That is irritating.
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It will take stainless, left hand Hawkeye to get my money. I might even buy 2 or 3.
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Campfire Kahuna
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Done.. On the 'wish list' I checked two semi-autos in .22 Mag..
An SR-22M would be freakin' awesome..and I'd scarf one up like a starving dog hits a T-Bone..
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I put in for pump and semi auto shotguns, a lever action rifle and a revolver caliber semi auto carbine.
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They don't give you a slot to vote for the single shot center fire rifle. That is irritating.
Indeed. I wanted one that included single shot rifles chambered for esoteric cartridges that only had minor following between January 1920- and September of 1922.  I did see the self-defense .22 revolver interesting not because I need one but more because I like quality .22 revolvers!
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I took it and wish they would introduce a Semi Auto Rifle Carbine in 460 S&W but would settle for the 44 mag again
A Doe walks out of the woods today and says, that is the last time I'm going to do that for Two Bucks.
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They don't give you a slot to vote for the single shot center fire rifle. That is irritating.
Indeed. I wanted one that included single shot rifles chambered for esoteric cartridges that only had minor following between January 1920- and September of 1922. I did see the self-defense .22 revolver interesting not because I need one but more because I like quality .22 revolvers! Great choice! That was the heyday of the Belgian designed rebated semi-rimmed .387" round for their Congolese native militia. It basically duplicated the deadly performance of the under-appreciated British .409 1/2 Vickers-Henwroth-Faddington rifles produced primarily for tiger hunting in India. By a bad stroke of timing those were introduced in July of 1914 and so never gained much popularity with India bound British hunters, being that most of their potential customer base was killed over the next 4 years as were, sadly, both Henwroth and Lord Faddington. A 1927 Italian .519 Carcano Magnum would also be really neat. Bullets are still readily available from a grouchy old man in western Pennsylvania and cases can be formed in four simple steps from common .50 Remington Navy cases. Anyway, listening to their customer base like this is what has made Ruger the pre-eminent American firearms manufacturer today!
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They don't give you a slot to vote for the single shot center fire rifle. That is irritating.
Indeed. I wanted one that included single shot rifles chambered for esoteric cartridges that only had minor following between January 1920- and September of 1922. I did see the self-defense .22 revolver interesting not because I need one but more because I like quality .22 revolvers! Great choice! That was the heyday of the Belgian designed rebated semi-rimmed .387" round for their Congolese native militia. It basically duplicated the deadly performance of the under-appreciated British .409 1/2 Vickers-Henwroth-Faddington rifles produced primarily for tiger hunting in India. By a bad stroke of timing those were introduced in July of 1914 and so never gained much popularity with India bound British hunters, being that most of their potential customer base was killed over the next 4 years as were, sadly, both Henwroth and Lord Faddington. A 1927 Italian .519 Carcano Magnum would also be really neat. Bullets are still readily available from a grouchy old man in western Pennsylvania and cases can be formed in four simple steps from common .50 Remington Navy cases. Anyway, listening to their customer base like this is what has made Ruger the pre-eminent American firearms manufacturer today! You're killin' me!!!! Would like to see a walnut-stocked, mannlicher, 96/44.......
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Wish they'd make:
a 22LR/22Mag LCP that would hold 10+1.
a .357 pump to replace the IMI Timberwolf.
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Tomorrow's headlines: The left boycotts Ruger for having White at the top of the race list... Pussy hat prices on the rise.
I did ask for RARs with normal stocks... And SS M77s with Picatinny bases.
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Someone needs to build a small, slim lever action in 222/223. Not like that bastard Browning either, think MS with a schnable tip.
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I asked for Lever Action and Pump Shotgun.
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I asked for Lever Action and Pump Shotgun. Coincidentally, so did I.
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Gave em hell for the $1k mini 14's on the rack at my LGS.
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Asked them to bring back the much loved Skeleton/Boatpaddle stock
FJB & FJT
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done.
I would like to have a short barreled 22 Mag DA revolver for protection.
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