RUGER No. 1 International Single-Shot Rifle, Model 1392, 22-250
Caliber, 24" Heavy Barrel, Black & Grey Laminated Hardwood Stock, Rings

More than 120 years ago, the "Golden Age" of American target shooting
at Creedmoor was characterized by the single-shot rifle and the
demanding type of shooting it represented. In 1966, Ruger produced the
first modern single-shot centerfire rifle, the Ruger No. 1. Today, it
is still the best in its class, combining modern design with the
classic beauty of a century ago.

It's action is designed to handle today's powerful cartridges. A
compact, strong, simple breech mechanism allows the Ruger No. 1
single-shot to be made with a minimum of mechanical contraptions. The
ejector mechanism is designed to provide great leverage at the point
where the ejector engages the rim or groove of the cartridge case. It
can be adjusted to provide extraction only. A sliding shotgun-type
tang safety provides both security and ease of operation.

The black/grey laminated hardwood stock offered on stainless steel
models is not only handsome, but also resistant to wet weather warpage
which can cause shifting sight settings or degrade accuracy. Its
corrosion-resistant stainless steel exterior makes it ideal for hunting
in all kinds of weather.

Specifications: RUGER SINGLE SHOT K1-V-BBZ

Caliber: 22-250
Action: Farquharson-type falling block single shot
Barrel: 24" barrel
Finish: Stainless Steel
Sights: None. Drilled to accept target blocks
Safety: Tang located slide
Stock: Black/Grey Laminated hardwood stock and forearm
OAL: 40 1/4"
Weight: 9 lbs.
Accessories: Includes a pair of 1" medium scope rings
Supplied with owner's manual and cable lock

SSI# MFG# DESCRIPTION
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70413 1392 K1-V-BBZ STAINLESS VARMINTER 22-250 GREY LAMINATE