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The "AH" 243 - $1150 plus shipping

The 1S 7mm Mag $1150 plus shipping

Yes they did a run (or two?) of these with 24" B-weight barrels a few years ago. In my opinion, a much more desirable configuration than the thin 22" A-weight.

I assume this is a 1B. The easy (and likely) answer is that someone just changed the stocks. About as simple as it gets.

All sold except the 243 and 7mm Mag.

I have a 133-prefix 1S 7mm Mag with aftermarket LH stock and fantastic figure, and a "put together" AH 243 Win. (sn 130-01210 which letters as a 1V 22-250) with a non-prefix barrel). Either rifle $1150 plus shipping.

Happy to answer questions.

Thanks
Lance

I'll be watching, as I just decided to sell my RSI 7x57 from 1985 (red pad) in excellent condition with the factory box.

Just have to decide what price to put on it and where to move it.

I saw that one and was very tempted . . . :lol: Are you shooting it with fixed ammunition or are you breech seating? I had a 1S relined to 32-40 a few years back and haven't shot it enough too say so. Too many rifles, too little time (or more accurately, too little good weather!) A little off topic,...

Is anyone aware of a change in tang length for the Number One at some point? I have a very nice XXX factory stock, unaltered, that comes up about 1/16"-1/8" short in the tang inletting when I try to put it on any of my other Number Ones. This stock came on a rifle I bought some time back, ...

since it is a 133 prefix gun, most likely it was altered by someone. That said there is always odd things that show up. you can do a serial number lookup on ruger website that would be a start. but as was stated previously getting a ruger letter is the best way to know... yea for $10 thats the best...

If it's an early non-prefix sn rifle, then it would be called a BBS. If it has a serial number prefix, it's highly likely that someone other than Ruger "created" it with those features.