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Jeff Quinn ( http://www.gunblast.com ) tests the Lipsey’s Exclusive Ruger No. 1 Single-Shot 22 Hornet.
There are those who scoff at the use of a single-0shot rifle for hunting, claiming that one shot is not enough. The Ruger can be reloaded rather quickly by a competent rifleman. Not as quickly as one can fire a semi-auto or even a bolt gun, but a good marksman is not handicapped by using a single-shot rifle.
Then again, from an economic point of view, one can buy at least three excellent Ruger American bolt-action rifles for the price of this single-shot Ruger No. 1. That ain’t the point. Those who choose the Ruger No. 1 do so for various reasons; among them, simplicity, beauty, elegance, and the romance of doing that which needs to be done with one well-placed shot. The American is a good rifle, but it will never wear the grade of walnut that Ruger places on the No. 1. It will never be as short and handy, given equal-length barrels, and it will never exude elegance as does the No. 1. The Ruger No. 1 is a special rifle for special hunters, and this particular Ruger rifle, with the beautiful enhancements by Tyler Gun Works makes it even more special.
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