Striper Sniper
Well-Known Member
Best "bang" for the "buck" on the Ruger........

I havent bought any others yet then the two boxes of federal softpoint in 150 grain.. i know some rifles are finicky and shoot better with different ammo but i will try this for sighting it in, i was told with my sight in at 25 yards i should be 1" high at100 yards and pretty near on at 200 yards ..What kind other than federal did you buy? What gr and type?
Again huge learning curve for me here as i have only ever been using my ruger 10/22 at the range , some targets and some Vortex flip up scope cover this morning from wholesale sports , almost bought the same gun there with the scope in Ziess 3x9x42 they have only 2 left and it is a 500$ scope on for 299.99.. just about sealed the deal then went to Cabela's and found this package on sale .. saved a few bucks for the case,sling,ammo and what not...You should grab a couple more boxes of different ammo and see what shoots best out her Jeff. I usually buy 3-4 boxes for new rifles. Pick the one that shoots best and use the rest for smacking gongs lol.
I havent bought any others yet then the two boxes of federal softpoint in 150 grain.. i know some rifles are finicky and shoot better with different ammo but i will try this for sighting it in, i was told with my sight in at 25 yards i should be 1" high at100 yards and pretty near on at 200 yards ..
Im ruined now ... i know when i want something i kinda get it set in my mind and cant it out, right now i just want to get this Ruger dialed in so i can have a chance at a buckA good used one too as new is nice but like i said my old 06 is about 50 years old and in good shape sometimes you can find some steller oestate sale guns and ill be honest in saying too the steel back then was awfully good.
best thing is to "find" a gun be it 06,270 or 308 just dont limit yourself to just one caliber those are the most easy ammo to find and ballistics are damn near all the same and all will shot a
Inst gun shopping FUN LOL
Next ill get you into reloading LOL you think picking a gun is confusing.....
Haha .. didn't go with a Mentor he was just a fella that happened to be up their and had way more shooting experience, his lighter grain ammo he reloaded himself was noticably more accurate , i ran a whole box thru , he taught me quite a bit in a short time, also Jon the care taker showed me around the range and was very helpful, the trap range also looks like alot of fun would like to try it and the skeet too . I am all set with my own clay hucker too just looking for a spare tire to mount it too , i am yet to try out the PA-08 weatherbyRight on and good on yeah for getting out to the range and going with a mentor. Every rifle is different so it's a bit of a crap shoot trying factory ammo. My Ruger No.1 in .303 British loves the Remington Core Loks, my odd six likes the cheap Winchester stuff best, My .375 Ruger likes Hornady best, and my old .30-.30 Marlin shoots anything great but is amazing with the Hornady Leverevolution ammo. Going to start reloading this winter once the man knitting room is complete lol. Save your brass! Once you start using hand loads you can really fine tune the rifle.