The one I tested used them. Thing is, AI rifles are not CRF and the magazines for the AICS are not controlled round feeding rifles. They are Remington.
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I'm pretty sure CRF means "center round feed" when talking about magazines and "controlled round feed" when talking about rifle actions.
Isn't one a function of the other?
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very nice! I have the precursor of the Gunsite Scout, the Ruger Frontier. I love it. Very handy, very accurate.
I need to take it shooting....
BTW, for those of you asking for a bolt gun that uses AR-10 mags, the rumor is that Mossberg is going to expand the MVP line to have a .308 using AR-10 mags.
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No. Controlled round feed has to do with how the bolt handles the round after it is stripped from the magazine. Center round feed magazines do just that, they feed in a single stack from the center of the magazine.
Ruger emblem on bottom, triangle over "M", ".308" and "ACCURATE-MAG".
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No. Controlled round feed has to do with how the bolt handles the round after it is stripped from the magazine. Center round feed magazines do just that, they feed in a single stack from the center of the magazine.
Center Round Feed
Staggered Round Feed
Are there any controlled feed designs that use non-center round feed magazines though?
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One thing I've learned about Ruger Rifles and handguns OEM / Ruger factory mags are the best, few aftermarket ones have ever worked in any Ruger I've tried them in. Their new 1911 may be a different story.
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Col. Cooper just sat up in his grave and gave you a toast!!! I'm not sure if the scout rifle was his brainchild originally or if he just picked up on it. If I remember correctly it WAS his baby. But whose ever it was it was a very practical and cool idea. Congrats and you DO Suck Large time!!!
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You wanna hunting rifle, then buy a .308. It is my favorite round. I have several, but none are bolt actions. With 180 grain Nosler bullets I think they are fine for bout all heavy game. Yeah, other hunters want bigger rounds and that is fine, of course, but push come to shove your .308 will do you good service on all 'Merican game animals, and there are scads of bullets you can load into one.
With modern powders they are equal to a 30-06. Hemingway shot rhino with a '06.
As an update: I have an AAC compensator/suppressor adapter on the way. This will be a fun gun to add a can to in the near future. I still have not had a chance to shoot this beauty without the compensator for a comparison down the road, but I'll report on the compensator once I get it in.
“There are three kinds of men. The one that learns by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of them have to pee on the electric fence for themselves.” – Will Rogers
You wanna hunting rifle, then buy a .308. It is my favorite round. I have several, but none are bolt actions. With 180 grain Nosler bullets I think they are fine for bout all heavy game. Yeah, other hunters want bigger rounds and that is fine, of course, but push come to shove your .308 will do you good service on all 'Merican game animals, and there are scads of bullets you can load into one.
With modern powders they are equal to a 30-06. Hemingway shot rhino with a '06.
And as the story goes, plenty of Elephants have been taken with a .303 British until someone told them they weren't supposed to.
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Isn't one a function of the other?
I need to take it shooting....
BTW, for those of you asking for a bolt gun that uses AR-10 mags, the rumor is that Mossberg is going to expand the MVP line to have a .308 using AR-10 mags.
-Mikhail Kalashnikov
Center Round Feed
Staggered Round Feed
Ruger emblem on bottom, triangle over "M", ".308" and "ACCURATE-MAG".
Are there any controlled feed designs that use non-center round feed magazines though?
Guess mine was a prototype.
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With modern powders they are equal to a 30-06. Hemingway shot rhino with a '06.
And as the story goes, plenty of Elephants have been taken with a .303 British until someone told them they weren't supposed to.
Words of wisdom from Big Chief: Flush twice, it's a long way to the Mess Hall
I'd rather have my sister work in a whorehouse than own another Taurus!