Mr.RevolverGuy
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What is this? 
After some searching I figured it out. It is a RARR in 300BLK, or could be called RARE for how few can be found. Considering I have been on every local shops waiting list for the last 9 months and considering the events that took place during the purchase I figured this had to be a unicorn.
I did call all 6 shops to let them know I finally picked one up, 3 of them said don't shoot it and send it back to Ruger as they were having troubles with it and that's why no one can get them. I think we all know about the magazine feeding issues, so I have no worries there.
Me and a close friend went into a new shop today one we had never been in and just looked around. I told him you know what no harm in asking, so I proceeded to the counter and asked about the RARR in 300BLK the guy said he just sold the last one only a few hours prior. Well just my luck right, well the manager came over and said are you sure, he proceeded to the back and a few minutes later returns with a very long white box. This couldn't be true, no way he said yes here is your 6968 this is the last one. He then told the guy helping me you looked in the wrong place.
I went right home mounted the scope and headed to the range. As soon as I get to the range a torrential down pour and serious lightening. It only lasted about 15 minutes and there was one other family there waiting so I figured I don't feel to bad I am not the only crazy one. After the rain there was serious wind so I was pretty excited in the results of my first 5 shots with the rifle.
Hornady 208's
As you can see I quickly reloaded a few rounds just to try and beat the rain.
Stay tuned for a full review of this RARR to be added to the rest of my 300 Blackout Journey of load and chronograph data.
http://www.dayattherange.com/?page_id=3460
After some searching I figured it out. It is a RARR in 300BLK, or could be called RARE for how few can be found. Considering I have been on every local shops waiting list for the last 9 months and considering the events that took place during the purchase I figured this had to be a unicorn.
I did call all 6 shops to let them know I finally picked one up, 3 of them said don't shoot it and send it back to Ruger as they were having troubles with it and that's why no one can get them. I think we all know about the magazine feeding issues, so I have no worries there.
Me and a close friend went into a new shop today one we had never been in and just looked around. I told him you know what no harm in asking, so I proceeded to the counter and asked about the RARR in 300BLK the guy said he just sold the last one only a few hours prior. Well just my luck right, well the manager came over and said are you sure, he proceeded to the back and a few minutes later returns with a very long white box. This couldn't be true, no way he said yes here is your 6968 this is the last one. He then told the guy helping me you looked in the wrong place.
I went right home mounted the scope and headed to the range. As soon as I get to the range a torrential down pour and serious lightening. It only lasted about 15 minutes and there was one other family there waiting so I figured I don't feel to bad I am not the only crazy one. After the rain there was serious wind so I was pretty excited in the results of my first 5 shots with the rifle.
Hornady 208's
As you can see I quickly reloaded a few rounds just to try and beat the rain.
Stay tuned for a full review of this RARR to be added to the rest of my 300 Blackout Journey of load and chronograph data.
http://www.dayattherange.com/?page_id=3460
