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Hello all!
I think I have learned to post pictures on this forum today. I'm kind of excited to show my #1 in 30-30. I don't think the pictures will do it justice but we'll see. I added a few single shots in the past year. This is the prettiest I think. I bought a #1 also in 38-55. It is quite a bit heavier than this one.
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Please forgive my trying to figure out the picture [Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]thing.

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That's a beauty! I still haven't figured out the picture posting.

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Gunns,
If I can do it you can. I used Postimage. There is a step-by-step totorial here somewhere.
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She sure is a looker, and chambered for a cartridge I've been wanting in a Ruger 1A. Congrats!


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That’s a nice one. Or I was going to buy one it would be a 30/30.


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When was that one made? Very pretty wood.


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That is a beautiful rifle! Congratulations!

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Originally Posted by MGunns
That's a beauty! I still haven't figured out the picture posting.
Originally Posted by RickinTN
Gunns,
...There is a step-by-step totorial here somewhere.

Here's the instructions that I posted to help someone else: https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbt...097165/re-picture-test-help#Post18097165

I like your Ruger #1! I own four so I'm a fan. It's funny though how a person can develop biases for no good logical reason. Based on my particular childhood, I will forever and always associate the 30-30 round with a Marlin 336. Like Forrest Gump said, they go together like peas & carrots. This is kind of stupid because I also think any classic rimmed cartridge is an excellent choice for a falling block. It's just weird how my brain keeps saying "Great round! But it's in the wrong gun..." when it's actually an excellent combination.

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I’m not sure of the manufacture date. I’ve owned it about a year. I know my 38-55 is 1/281 and I suspect this one to be somewhat rare also but don’t know how many were made.
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Congrats! I think that is the first .30-30 I've seen with nice wood smile


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I had two in 30/30, one stainless/walnut that I still have, and a blued/walnut that a friend had to have. You hit the jackpot with that beautiful stock!
I’ve not shot mine yet, but will soon. Mine has a little rattle - looseness in the lever. Might send back to Ruger for refitting. I’ve had a couple dozen No.1 rifles and none had as much play in the lever as this one. 🙄

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What an absolute beauty! Good snag.


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Originally Posted by Alaninga
I had two in 30/30, one stainless/walnut that I still have, and a blued/walnut that a friend had to have. You hit the jackpot with that beautiful stock!
I’ve not shot mine yet, but will soon. Mine has a little rattle - looseness in the lever. Might send back to Ruger for refitting. I’ve had a couple dozen No.1 rifles and none had as much play in the lever as this one. 🙄

I also have one of the stainless/walnut 30-30 No. 1A models and mine also has some play in the lever. It shoots just fine, but the looseness in the lever is a bit of an irritation. I have a similar number of No. 1 rifles and like your experience, this is the first with that particular characteristic. Let us know what Ruger says if you contact them.

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Originally Posted by MGunns
That's a beauty! I still haven't figured out the picture posting.

I have it figured out! Send it to a campfire friend who has figured it out...that is how I do it, if I need to post it bad enough... smile

To the OP...

Love your rifle... its a beauty.. NOT really a Number 1 kind of guy... but If I were to take the jump.. a 30/30 would be it...
Or a 308, that I would load to 30/30 velocities... many times 30/30 velocities is all one really needs... I load a lot of my rifles use during hunting season to 30/30 velocities, what ever the caliber may be...

I've even loaded 300 Win Mags, to 30/30 speeds using Unique, or Blue Dot.. usually when grandpa has given his 12 yr old grandson his tried and trusty 300 Win Mag, after getting too old to hunt anymore..


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Lever rattle: I called Ruger a year ago and they sent me a shipping label…. I have just procrastinated sending it back. It is irritating and I’ve imagined it alarming a deer.

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