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My uncle stumbled across this over the weekend at a gun show in Texas. The seller states its a 1 of 60 special edition. As a self-proclaimed "Idiot" when it comes to Ruger Long Guns I figured I'd ask here. The 375 Ruger has been on my wish list for a while. He's asking, in my opinion, a premium for it as its NIB.

Yes, 1/60 made up exclusive for Classic Sporting Arms in Central TX, 375 Ruger No.1 RSI. Neat story behind how these rifles came to be. What was price? If you havn't been following No. 1 rifle prices, they continue to increase year to year.

That's a great score, rare one inderd.
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RocDoc wrote: ↑Wed Dec 17, 2025 9:41 pm Yes, 1/60 made up exclusive for Classic Sporting Arms in Central TX, 375 Ruger No.1 RSI. Neat story behind how these rifles came to be. What was price? If you havn't been following No. 1 rifle prices, they continue to increase year to year.

The tag on it showed an asking price of $2950 but my uncle said he was willing to negotiate.

twriggen wrote: ↑Thu Dec 18, 2025 5:31 pm

RocDoc wrote: ↑Wed Dec 17, 2025 9:41 pm Yes, 1/60 made up exclusive for Classic Sporting Arms in Central TX, 375 Ruger No.1 RSI. Neat story behind how these rifles came to be. What was price? If you havn't been following No. 1 rifle prices, they continue to increase year to year.

The tag on it showed an asking price of $2950 but my uncle said he was willing to negotiate.

No.1 prices are all over the place and most of the variance seems to be caliber driven, but if I wanted that caliber, I would snatch that one up just for the wood and while I would try to negotiate it down, I would pay as much as asking for it.