I read that these barrels were quite decent!! Arnt they made by Ruger??shotout wrote:1 word discribes the vt ruger barrels- CRAP , but hey ,at least there good tomato stakes!.
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They wer made by Wilson in the old days but Ruger started making them when they brought out the Mk2.
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I going to call that one! What a load of rubbish!shotout wrote:1 word discribes the vt ruger barrels- CRAP , but hey ,at least there good tomato stakes!.
If the barrels were CRAP the rifles would not have the accuracy reputation they clearly have. Shotout I don't know where you get your information, but how about you back your statement up with hard facts?
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adamjp wrote:I going to call that one! What a load of rubbish!shotout wrote:1 word discribes the vt ruger barrels- CRAP , but hey ,at least there good tomato stakes!.
If the barrels were CRAP the rifles would not have the accuracy reputation they clearly have. Shotout I don't know where you get your information, but how about you back your statement up with hard facts?
Hes Just getting feisty as the $1K Rugers keep shaming his savages and then take half as long to clean... All while looking better
CZ / Marlin anyone?
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lol fellas . good to see the riverly still there . seriously i did own a ruger vt 223 before i bought the savage , but it seemed to go off accuracy very quick ? .gun shop had no expanation for that one .as for cleaning & accuracy well , ill stick to my savage any day. only wish savage put more build qaulity into the triggers . hope you all know im just trying to get fish to bite .- about the rugers anyway !
good thing the savage did was put a 1 in 9 twist barrel in for those 69gr sierra,s . does ruger still only build the 1 in 12 or have they woken up yet ?. took savage along time to realize they needed a 1 in 13 twist in thier 308 target & vt rifles instead of the 1 in 10 twist we had to put up with .
good thing the savage did was put a 1 in 9 twist barrel in for those 69gr sierra,s . does ruger still only build the 1 in 12 or have they woken up yet ?. took savage along time to realize they needed a 1 in 13 twist in thier 308 target & vt rifles instead of the 1 in 10 twist we had to put up with .
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Ruger have had a 1in9 223 in their VT's for years.shotout wrote:lol fellas . good to see the riverly still there . seriously i did own a ruger vt 223 before i bought the savage , but it seemed to go off accuracy very quick ? .gun shop had no expanation for that one .as for cleaning & accuracy well , ill stick to my savage any day. only wish savage put more build qaulity into the triggers . hope you all know im just trying to get fish to bite .- about the rugers anyway !
good thing the savage did was put a 1 in 9 twist barrel in for those 69gr sierra,s . does ruger still only build the 1 in 12 or have they woken up yet ?. took savage along time to realize they needed a 1 in 13 twist in thier 308 target & vt rifles instead of the 1 in 10 twist we had to put up with .
Seems you dont know much on the subject mate. If so shhhh.
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need to lighten up kjd - the rugers had 1 in 12 twist when i bought em. also when i joined this forum i was told by admin to have a sence of humour , seems times change.just like the rugers .
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Oh I am light and I do have a sense of humour. That said when someone is deliberately shit stirring and mixes their facts up I like to point it outshotout wrote:need to lighten up kjd - the rugers had 1 in 12 twist when i bought em. also when i joined this forum i was told by admin to have a sence of humour , seems times change.just like the rugers .
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He's just frustrated. That time of the month or somethingshotout wrote:need to lighten up kjd - the rugers had 1 in 12 twist when i bought em. also when i joined this forum i was told by admin to have a sence of humour , seems times change.just like the rugers .
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not frustrated as alot of bitches seem to be on here ,, nor was i intending to start a aurgument or start SHIT stiring , but seems i found a sore spot , i must say sorry if i offended you poor fellas with ya delicate rugers , maybe we are not allowed to own anything else or have opinions on guns we HAVE OWNED . funny thing is at my long range big bore club there is NOT one ruger on the line - most are savage - omark - barnards - loyd nielsens . if the rugers are SO KNOWN for acuracy then why dont people put THIER MONEY WHERE THIER MOUTH IS ON THE FIRING LINE ?. I DID & NOW I KNOW THE FACTS .
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shotout wrote:not frustrated as alot of bitches seem to be on here ,, nor was i intending to start a aurgument or start SHIT stiring , but seems i found a sore spot , i must say sorry if i offended you poor fellas with ya delicate rugers , maybe we are not allowed to own anything else or have opinions on guns we HAVE OWNED . funny thing is at my long range big bore club there is NOT one ruger on the line - most are savage - omark - barnards - loyd nielsens . if the rugers are SO KNOWN for acuracy then why dont people put THIER MONEY WHERE THIER MOUTH IS ON THE FIRING LINE ?. I DID & NOW I KNOW THE FACTS .
Since i dont own my Ruger yet i cant be too biased for it. But i do know that it is not fair to compare a Factory Varmint rifle to a dedicated target rifle. I believe the whole point to this thread is on how well it performs in the feild not in a shooting comp!!
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Anyone know if you can seat bullets out to the lands in the Ruger VT and still feed from the mag?? Especially the longer match bullets??
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That would depend on the cartridge.als008 wrote:Anyone know if you can seat bullets out to the lands in the Ruger VT and still feed from the mag?? Especially the longer match bullets??
I couldn't seat into the lands with my 308. But it still shot groups less than 1in in size at 200m anytime I wanted it too. The current owner of the rifle is very happy with it, he shot his first ever 1 hole 5 shot group with the rifle. I may regret selling that rifle one day.
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I may regret selling that rifle one day.
Adam I think you already do
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adamjp wrote:That would depend on the cartridge.als008 wrote:Anyone know if you can seat bullets out to the lands in the Ruger VT and still feed from the mag?? Especially the longer match bullets??
Yeah that might help......
Its going to be a .223rem