Hi All,
Have done a bit of searching on the net...but can't get an answer!!
Apart from the stock, is there a difference?
Anyone had one and/or the other? Your thoughts?
Cheers, Andries.
Ruger Hawkeye Predator vs Ruger Hawkeye All Weather
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Re: Ruger Hawkeye Predator vs Ruger Hawkeye All Weather
Hi mate,
I would suggest that the barrel may be slightly heavier, the finish on the action is different (the predator is the target grey finish). The Predator also has a 5 shot capacity (in .223 anyway) the all weather only has 4.
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Overall length are both identical.
The weight may be due to the laminate being heavier and it may not be a different barrel (aside from the finish) at all.
If it were me I'd get the predator but only because I find it sexier.
I would suggest that the barrel may be slightly heavier, the finish on the action is different (the predator is the target grey finish). The Predator also has a 5 shot capacity (in .223 anyway) the all weather only has 4.
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Overall length are both identical.
The weight may be due to the laminate being heavier and it may not be a different barrel (aside from the finish) at all.
If it were me I'd get the predator but only because I find it sexier.
Re: Ruger Hawkeye Predator vs Ruger Hawkeye All Weather
Pretty sure its a heavier barrel contour.
Cheers...
Con
Cheers...
Con
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Re: Ruger Hawkeye Predator vs Ruger Hawkeye All Weather
Hi
I have the Ruger Predator in .204 and was told it has a mid-varmint barrel which is a good compromise for a walk around rifle between a sporter and a heavy varmint barrel.
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I have the Ruger Predator in .204 and was told it has a mid-varmint barrel which is a good compromise for a walk around rifle between a sporter and a heavy varmint barrel.
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Re: Ruger Hawkeye Predator vs Ruger Hawkeye All Weather
Thanks Cammo, have you had any problems with the rifle at all ?
I ask because an acquaintance of mine has had problems with his 'all weather'...
Cheers!
I ask because an acquaintance of mine has had problems with his 'all weather'...
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Re: Ruger Hawkeye Predator vs Ruger Hawkeye All Weather
Hi Andries
None what so ever. Mine is a .204 and using 39gn Federal Sierra BlitzKing V-Shoks it is shaping up to be pretty accurate. No action problems and a lovely stock. Yeh, I like it!
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None what so ever. Mine is a .204 and using 39gn Federal Sierra BlitzKing V-Shoks it is shaping up to be pretty accurate. No action problems and a lovely stock. Yeh, I like it!
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Re: Ruger Hawkeye Predator vs Ruger Hawkeye All Weather
I was told that the predator has an improved 2 stage trigger witch is different to that of the all weather
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Re: Ruger Hawkeye Predator vs Ruger Hawkeye All Weather
Predator is dead sexy and good trigger to boot unlike some of its ruger cousins.