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Ruger action - Finnbear barrel

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i came across a LH .300 magnum previously owned by an elderly gentleman.
The barrel is a Finnbear with a Bufours steel stamp.
Wood stock is in excellent condition.
The action is a Ruger with a 3 position safety.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
The gun probably weighs 7-7.25 lbs. found it in a Vermont gun shop. $650
 
steves52 said:
i came across a LH .300 magnum previously owned by an elderly gentleman.
The barrel is a Finnbear with a Bufours steel stamp.
Wood stock is in excellent condition.
The action is a Ruger with a 3 position safety.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
The gun probably weighs 7-7.25 lbs. found it in a Vermont gun shop. $650
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Custom guns are a mystery when the inventor is not available to explain the birthing process. Rugers are strong enough to handle this caliber.
It’s an interesting combination. I would only purchase it if the owner allowed you to see if it groups well.
Custom guns are always a gamble. They are never a safe investment.
Please don’t let a comment from Iowa reflect the attitude of most members of this forum.
 
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