When You Only Have One Shot, Make it Count. When you think of single-shot rifles, think of the best. Think Ruger No.1, the standard for American-Made single-shot rifles.
Specifications and features:
Ruger No. 1 Light Sporter single-shot rifle
6.5 Creedmoor
22" barrel
1:8" twist, 6 grooves
Sliding tang safety
Compact, falling block breech mechanism with artillery-style breechblock
American walnut stock
Alexander Henry-style forend
Blued barrel
Sporting style buttpad
Bead front and adjustable rear sights
Quarter rib integral scope bases
Sling swivel studs
38.50" overall length
13.50" length of pull
Weighs 7.25 pounds
With a No.1 rifle for virtually every sporting activity, in calibers from .204 Ruger to the powerful 450/400 Nitro Express, you can find the configuration that is best for you - or you can collect them all.
No.1 rifles are available with standard barrels, heavyweight barrels or varmint barrels (all hammer-forged); beaver-tail forends, Alexander Henry-style forends, or Mannlicher-style full-length International stocks; and in blued alloy or weather-resistant stainless steel. The marksman who owns a No.1 rifle values high-quality American craftsmanship, has pride of ownership, and demands reliable, accurate performance.
Specifications and features:
Ruger No. 1 Light Sporter single-shot rifle
6.5 Creedmoor
22" barrel
1:8" twist, 6 grooves
Sliding tang safety
Compact, falling block breech mechanism with artillery-style breechblock
American walnut stock
Alexander Henry-style forend
Blued barrel
Sporting style buttpad
Bead front and adjustable rear sights
Quarter rib integral scope bases
Sling swivel studs
38.50" overall length
13.50" length of pull
Weighs 7.25 pounds
With a No.1 rifle for virtually every sporting activity, in calibers from .204 Ruger to the powerful 450/400 Nitro Express, you can find the configuration that is best for you - or you can collect them all.
No.1 rifles are available with standard barrels, heavyweight barrels or varmint barrels (all hammer-forged); beaver-tail forends, Alexander Henry-style forends, or Mannlicher-style full-length International stocks; and in blued alloy or weather-resistant stainless steel. The marksman who owns a No.1 rifle values high-quality American craftsmanship, has pride of ownership, and demands reliable, accurate performance.