It's been awhile since we had a dead critter post. I'll kick it off.

Canadian moose, No. 1B in 30-06, 180gr Partition. One shot right where it counts, then a very loooong day....

Here's a buck I killed a few years ago. Number 1S, Boddington .300 H&H, 165 gr. Nosler Accubond in front of 67/IMR 4350, Fed 215M, Nosler brass.

Liberty .270



same rifle



#1A-C in .30-40

.375 "Tropical" and a spot & stalk bear:


The .375 got a shot in on my son's bear too:


And it's taken another bear as well, no photos. I love hunting with this Number One!

257 Roberts.....1B

you asked for it...

Compared to the others posted, I'm a bit ashamed to post these but these are the only pics of "kills" I have with No. 1's. I just started carrying a camera in my pack in recent years...

7 STW


.338 Federal


7x57

Ok, these pics have been on the campfire, but I can't quit posting them........

2011,Zimbabwe,my son and I, both 375 H&H mags. Ruger No. 1s















maddog

.405



.475

that looks familiar somehow...

Yeah MD, just 'cause your elephant is bigger than my bear... Dang it...

its your guns little brother.

i never did anything with the .475turnbull while i had it, this one is my .475Linebaugh...

better pic of it...got a fair stick of lumber on it...

I see you kept the one with better wood

although mine is decent:



and it does shoot...

485 yards, 180gr Partition through heart/lungs. DRT

I want to see more pics of that .405. The wood looks fantastic!

This was the farthest shot I've taken at an animal, 513 yards. The rifle is a 243AI.

Africa - 458Lott - 350gr TSX

That is classy! Thanks for sharing.

Good looking rifle. What stock is that?

Posted this one at least once in the last couple of weeks, but here it is again:

No. 1-S, 9.3x74R, 250 AB

Thank you! It is an MPI stock.

My custom

North Kaibab, AZ
.270 factory TSX
2008 (the first monday in november)

I love the well worn no 1.

Yup me too, too many no. 1's are safe queens. They are made to hunt with.

Wife and I used to take the boys out riding when they were small. This bunny with my #1 218 Bee.



One of three bulls my first #1 has accounted for….a 45-70. This was one of several moose I've had the pleasure of bring home solo; it was a balmy 0º F, give or take 25º. (You know it's cold when your hands burn as you sink them into the guts for warmth…..and the temperature difference between ambient air and the animal's insides are much more than 100 degrees. )



It's been out and about for a few miles….

THAT is awesome Klik!!

Sorry, forgot single shots are really kids rifles!

(The '218/son' shot includes the same kid who later did this as a just-turned 10-year-old: #1-A 270)

Ruger #1V 223 in Eastern MT hunting ground squirrels


Ruger #1 standard 223 in Eastern Oregon hunting Ground squirrels


Ruger #1 7mmRemMag in Eastern MT hunting mule doe