I know this subject has been aired many times, but after a trip to the range yesterday with my Ruger No1 tropical 375, i have even more respect for this fine little rifle. Topped with the Leica DG 1-6.3 we all had turns putting close holes in target with comfortable ease. Over the past few years I have saved every image of Ruger No1's on quarry and contrary to what you may think from the armchair comments, this rifle in its various calibres has taken plenty of respectable game. I have yet to...

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just got a notice that Raven Rocks has Norma 458 Win Mag brass in stock now price 154.95 for 50 cases. Those need it better grab it before its gone.

I will start this post with some background on this trip. My wife and I took our first trip to Hartzview in April of 2021 and had a great trip hunting plains game with Ruan and Okert. I had said when we went the first time that I did not have a desire to shoot a buffalo or anything like that. Well like a imagine like a lot of people that lasted about as long as it took to see the first buffalo, and while my budget on the first trip did not allow a buffalo, I said that there would be a...

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I’m loading up some Barnes 300g banded solids for the first time for my 375HH.

Maybe I’ll save myself some time by asking for help here.

Do you have any tips? I’m curious if I need to change anything from the 75g load of Big Game I’m using for 300g Barnes TSX?

I’m hoping I won’t need to change the load or even the seating die (assuming the ogive will provide the correct OAL)

Thanks for your help!

I hate to do it but need to sell my David Clements .50 Cal Ruger Old Army conversion. It is stainless with 6 inch octagon barrel, 5 shot cylinder and is one of the few guns he built with the dragoon grip. It was engraved by Rocky Sharp and has Presentation Desert Ironwood grips by Chig’s Grips. The gun is in excellent shape and comes with an El Paso Saddlery full flap holster. It now has one of Ronnie Wells Bisley style hammers as shown in the last picture. David quit making these long...

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