Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Single Shots Ruger No. 1 rimfire?

The point went over your head, you f*cking dunce. O'Connor was a college professor at one time. He could make a trip to the grocery store -- check cashing place for you -- sound like an Amazon adventure. And he wrote for Outdoor Life, not Field & Stream, [bleep]. That was the domain of Warren Page.

nope ain't got the fun of meeting Mr. Bricktop in person yet ? IF a heavy .22 ain't your thing thats fine doesn't mean that ones that like them are wromg now does it ? maybe if Bricktop would work his muscles as much as his typing fingers he might like something heavier than a T-bolt

And when he was 60 he was still more of a man than you are. At least he didn't complain about someone else carrying an 8lb rifle. Seriously why do you care what someone else wants to use?

That's a good question, why do you and the other hen party members care? Pull your head out of your ass and read through the thread. For once. Maybe your kids can read to you exactly who's worried about whom. Dumbass.

Translation inot English from the original Bricktopian -- "tou caught me again".

1B

Let's play a little "logic" game, ladies.

The No. 1 has been in production since the latter part of 1966, has it not? In the past 46-plus years, Ruger has offered two or three dozen chamberings, have they not? In several configurations, have they not? (1A, 1B, 1V, 1AB, 1H, etc.)

So if a rimfire No. 1 would be such a hot seller -- apart from you internet nerds and ass-lickers -- why hasn't Ruger jumped on the idea? Are you ladies sitting on an idea that only you dumbasses own?

Oh I see. If Ruger never made it, they never will make it! Yet another Bricktopian theory/rule/pronunciamento that is total bombast.

Custom gunmakers always have been there to fill gaps in Ruger's sparse offerings -- including for the 22LR. And every once in a while, Ruger tacitly admits an omission and, as with the 6.5x55 Swede and .300 H&H, belatedly duplicates custom market only calibers and with some success.

I do not see them making a 22 LR 1A because of the retooling required for the 22 LR but believe they could make a go of a limited run if they did.

I probably would not buy one but that's because I already have a custom Martini that weighs in @ a 1B, carries nicely on 'snoop and poop' squirrel outings, and shoots tight little groups. But that violates another Bricktopian dictum too. Everywhere you turn, another rule. Might as well just take up golf.

1B

Logic is a foreign concept to you. And you'll never get any at the rate you're going.