Tom_Trevor assra life no.71 wrote on Jan 29^th, 2023 at 9:49pm:

I would tend to agree, but apparently, the market for "famous", wonderful, professionally built single shots on the Ruger action by widely known artists is not what it once was.

I was sorely tempted to bid on it, but it would have been more expensive given the ensuing divorce. Still, it would have spurred me to finally sell a lot of my other stuff that I've been putting off.

FYI, Jim Feren won the Miller at Coors.  It is a 22lr, with 90%+ coverage of RL Ronnie engraving.  I bought it some time back.  I sold it to the gentleman who posted here that he was looking for a Miller 22.  He owns a couple Miller centerfire rifles, and wanted a 22 for the rimfire matches at Etna Green.

It shoots as well as it looks.

Rich

I am a little confused regarding this prize rifle. It has been described as a prize rifle won by Grant Gruver or Jim Feren, and chambered in 32-40, and 22 long rifle. Considering it included two moulds, a Schoyen style de and re-capper etc, seems doubtful it would be a 22 rimfire. Can anyone clarify? Regardless, Roger Ronnie's engraving alone is worth the price realized. Add Ron Long's exquisite work, and Neal's Flawless checkering, and you have one very fine rifle. It is surprising that it was mishandled as it was. Even the lid on the case was mismatched and obviously not the correct one.

Thanks, that explains it Marlinguy.