Lipsey's Exclusive: NEW Ruger No.1’s for 2024
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- As of summer 2024, we’ve got three versions of these Lipsey’s Exclusives including two brand new configurations. The classic Ruger 1A Light Sporter in 275 Rigby, the new International RSI in 22 Hornet with full-length Mannlicher stock, and an absolute stunner, the new K1B Stainless chambered in 6.5PRC!
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No, the question you keep getting is: “Why the fu@k can’t I find ever one single Lipsey’s gun for sale anywhere?”
I found one right away … marked up to $3,000 😡
@@chipsterb4946 Usual fuckery.
@@chipsterb4946 Completely not worth it. People buy them just to resell at a crazy price to desperate
collectors
Because your local dealer has to order that specific model from Lipseys if it is available. Lipseys is a wholesale distributor to FFL's and even then really popular special edition guns only go to top resellers.
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Tiny numbers being made….Speculators and people with insider information grap them immediately. You will pay crazy money for one on the secondary market. At what point are these no longer worth it?
I had a ruger No1 in 458 lott. No doubt a fantastic rifle well made and sharp looking. But what they aren't is guns for shooters. They are display pieces. You get your little shooting vest on and a nice bottle of sipping scotch and tell stories of things you never did. That is why I sold mine, I try my best not to keep dead weight guns around. That is not to say that you can't shoot these rifles, it is just that there are cheaper alternatives that are just as good and in some cases more accurate.
@@ogchaxzor3562That same rule would apply to a lot of guns on the market today. When there are modern alternatives, there’s little reason to go with old tech. For example I’m not going to buy a reproduction BAR if I could get a SCAR H or FAL.
Yep… the “I know what I got” boomers scoop these up and try to gouge their fellow gun owners
@@yeedbottomtext7563and discontinued models… I didn’t pull the trigger on a cz 550fs while they were in production and I refuse to give over 2k for one now.
I lucked out and got a used Ruger #1 in 30-06 for $900. Funny thing was, it was basically brand new, the previous owner only put 10 rounds through it then stored it in a climate controlled safe. It's in mint condition, I use it as a hunting rifle and love it. Follow-up shots are a little slow but with some practice and good technique it can be pretty fast. It's definitely not my primary rifle, I use my PTR-91 with 5-round mags typically, but the #1 is still a very functional rifle.
Damn! I’ve been kicking myself in the butt since before Covid for not having grabbed that 275 Rigby when it was out. Now it’s back and the cheapest I see it is for $2400. Ouchie.
Beautiful in 308 with adjustable sights, just like in the old days. Thank you.
How about a stainless no1 in 2506, and maybe another stainless 308.
And the same in a Hawkeye RSI Stainless.
That 22 Hornet! ❤️❤️
I'll take the 218 b instead.
One of my favorites!
Seriously? Paul Mauser developed the 7x57 MAUSER. It was in use as a military cartridge before rigby put their name on it. Call it what it is.
It won the boer war one
thats why the british wanted to call it the rigby instead of using his name after WW1
@peetsnort ummm the British army won the 2nd Boer war with the .303. This was the more important one.
That 22 hornet is swwweeeeeeeet
Now let’s get a RUGER OLD ARMY!
Hell yes.
You call it a .275 Rigby I assume because it sounds more classy than calling it a 7 X 57 Mauser, makes you appear to be more upmarket.
275 Rigby was come up with in Britain
The 275Rby chamber marking is an easy way to charge more than they thought they’d get for a 7x57…
I have a pair of 7x57 M70’s, so a single shot for the MSRP is total nonstarter! Nice gun but if I spend over a grand on a Ruger, it’ll be on of the Ruger/Marlin 1895’s!
WTF don’t y’all catch up on the demand for 45-70’s FIRST!!! Lol nice guns though.
Yes,
The 22 Hornet is cool
Gorgeous, & thank you to Ruger. These will be speculater/investor guns only until volume increases in ? years.
Falling block also, man those wood looks slicks
The man with the 260, one hellof a gun
Ruger should be ashamed limiting sales through one retailer. There are thousands of ffl's with millions of customers who will never see one of these.
Lipsey's orders and pays for these from Ruger. Any other distributor can do the same thing.
Wish they still made the 460
It's a 7x57 Mauser. The phony, after the fact, 275 Rigby title is just embarrassing. Call it what it is.
Favored caliber of legendary ivory hunter W.D.M. (Karamojo) Bell
Cry about it
Thanks for clarifying
@@thatguy1080 You are ignorant, and apparently proud of both your ignorance and your stupidity.
Goofy calibres for a great classic. Does anyone in Marketing even own a gun???
I really wish they do another run of the Lipsey's Exclusive: Ruger M77 African 275 Rigby. I would think they would out sell the No.1 at least 20 to 1....
I wonder if its cheaper to find a gunsmith to make one. Ive always wanted one but i cant justify dropping more than 1k on a gun like this. Its just such a simple gun thats been over engineered
@@noneyaonenoneyatwo2879 it can guarantee it wouldn’t be, sadly
Losing is present tense...they LOST touch a decade or more ago...catch up dude.
Is it just me or is the wood/metal fit subpar for a rifle of this $$$$
I saw that too - lots of rough edges on the wood where it meets metal.
I have Ruger #1 in Remington 280 awesome gun, I have had it for a good while.
I’m guessing no one remembers the No 3?
Man, i wish Ruger made 8 round 327 federal magnum, there's a 8 round 357 mag..why not 327 federal mag.
Ohh yeah the rifle is nice too.
Outstanding!
Bought a ruger number 1 new for 650 dollars in 2506 30 years ago sill shoots one hole groups at 100 yards
Lookin foward to that 6.5prc in stainless❤
I absolutely love the RSI version s. 260 Remington? Cmon man
I have a stainless one unfired in the box
@@southernbuck101georgia2
That's a hard one to find !
@@southernbuck101georgia2lemmie guess 3k firm?
@@AKGuru4774 I'd take a bit less than that.
Instant collector guns.
And I don't mean that as a compliment.
$2500 plus for a single shot,NO THANKS.
My friend is posting one on gunbroker for $.01 starting bid with no reserve at this moment. Older model and not from Lipseys.
@@eldiablo7862got a buy it now option? I’ll give a penny for it. Lol
Awesome...but insane price tag for what you get... this is just for collectors.
Ruger no. 1’s have always fetched a pretty penny even back in the day. Better than going out and buying a hunk of plastic for similar price imo
@@fishingjoe683 I don't disagree...They're very nice rifles...used to have one in .22 Hornet back in the 90s....
But for the price, you can get some VERY nice guns with many more features and performance. It just seems rather steep vs other options at this point.
@@bluepunk182 same and a 375 h&h. Kick myself for letting those go to this day. Definitely will be purchasing the .22 hornet. When/if they ever become readily available
@@fishingjoe683 yeah...I might pick one up too...but it's just not practical... Darn them for making beautiful guns... especially in 22 Hornet. My all time favorite caliber.
@@bluepunk182 right? lol
great rifles.have a god one the lipsey's.
Maybe I'd get one if they make it under 4 lbs single shots should be lighter than bolt actions.
Bell shot thousands of elephants with 7X57!
Th ol man has like 6 of them, wont sell me one 😂. I’ve found some hard to find Sako’s easier than I can find a F’ing No1, guess I’ll just machine one
Those were 500 bucks in the 90s.
Not that I recall they weren’t
You said "in the 90s", so we'll use 1995 as the baseline. $500 in 1995, due to inflation, now equates to about $1,030. So, use that number as the baseline to decide if it's too expensive, not that $500 number from 25 to 30 years ago.
these will get grabbed up by people in the trade and we will never see one.
Make it affordable!!!
Yo soy un apasionado de los mono tiros y creo haber tenido todos los que hay en el mercado exceptuando los de mucho lujo. He tenido algún Ruger # 1 que no agrupaba de manera aceptable y pregunto ¿ esto es lo normal en este modelo, o sencillamente yo he tenido mala suerte ?.
Actualmente tengo en mí armero 3 Blaser K95: 30 R Blaser, 8x68 S, y 6,5x65 R. Saludos desde España.
Sweet
Lipseys...you just keep killing it!
@@NELLY-jg2rx They make a tiny number which are all scooped up by resellers and speculators…..
@@fanbatcher ummm that's not my comment lol
Too bad the canadian govt banned this model as a destructive device.
Not with a rainbow stock and a vagina hat
They didn't
@@marlenzacharias7301 It's listed by name on the C-21 gun ban list (z.1011), also since they made the ceiling for muzzle energy 10 000 joules then they are "destructive devices" in the larger calibers.
It is not on the list by name but yes obviously like any make or model of firearm if in a caliber that produces more than 10000 joules its banned. Go look online you can still buy them in canada as they are not banned.
@@marlenzacharias7301 Many older dangerous game calibers have very low pressures as standard, and can be taken above 10,000J in modern actions. How do they enforce this nonsense law?
These are for rich people with more dollars than sense. A single shot in a bunch of htf calibers for that much money???
Que espingarda prendada linda demais eu teria uma
Does the number one eject the empty cartridge.?
Yes
Where is the Ruger Ref Label!
almost as if 275 rigby is the 7x57 in another name
Geez, so much hate. Can't you just appreciate that these weapons can be bought even if you wouldn't spend the money? I guess we should all drive a Prius.
No. If only wealthy people can afford them then I could care less if they are being made.
For the love of Gd... Do a limited run of 1000 Hawkeyes...
Anyone else notice that it doesn't look like the wood angles match to the receiver angles at all. As if every angle is about 2-3mm off? Poor fitment? Odd lighting angles? Not sure.
Will you please make one in 350 Legend
Where are the 45-70 and 30-30
2300.00 … 😮😮
300 WinMag, 338 WinMag
Got enough intro there?
“Shoot like a house afire”??? Accuracy with #1’s is a sometimes thing as J.D. Jones says.
Well, I've got an older #1 chambered in .308, shoots just fine and know it's not worth $2500. What gun is? In fact, I don't even know why I keep it, I dont really like it to be honest. Same with my stainless Security Six. Don't care for that one either.
Never shot a #1. Can't afford one, can't find one, and they aren't in calibers that anyone can afford to shoot these days. Not sure why they keep making them under those circumstances.
However, the Ruger "Six" series were good revolvers. Not as flashy or fancy as a Colt or Smith, but they were reasonably accurate and built solid as a rock. I'm certain if you sell that Security Six, you will get a good price for it.
Ah a 416 Rigby and 45-70
22 hornet...hard pass
Are they shit like the ruger 77 in now
Funny thing I can’t have that rifle in Canada cause it’s banned
45-70 or nothing.
Ruger went Woke
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@@brianklamer3328 gun company
They may be classic, but they're hideous. Roger can keep them all.
If it’s anything like the new ruger marlins they will be cheap trash Henry is the way to go for lever guns I understand this is a single shot rifle but I said what I said
For the price and the fact thats it an ornate single-shot safari gun whats the point of making this rifle in anything but large calibers/bores? What but the fuddiest fudd is using their pension checks to buy an old outdated breach loading rifle in anything less than 45-70?
The Ruger No. 1 action makes a fine target/benchrest rifle too. Due to the nature of the actions design, it doesn't require bedding and blueprinting to reach its full accuracy potential. Put a good target barrel on it, and it's ready to compete out of the box.
This guy is lol
I think there is a market for a simple single-shot rifle besides "fudds", a term which you misused. A "fudd" thinks that ONLY those sort of fancy hunting guns should be sold, registered, kept at the country club/hunting club, etc. It's not being a "fudd" to want to own a rifle in a classic design in a caliber that a person can afford to actually shoot.
Over rated
Beautiful guns but useless calibers
They've made just about every cartridge out there and looks like they're starting some new ones. Just find the one you like.
7 x 57? .22 Hornet? Useless?
STOP using caliber for cartridge ! PLEASE ……..
45/70☹️
They pick a handful of cartridges every time they make them and I feel like it’s just a competition to see which engineer picks the most ridiculous one. Miss when they came in 45-70 normally