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CC3Ranger replied to the thread Lipsey Ruger Significance?.Great responses. Thanks to all!
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CGunzo, Couldn’t agree more! Even if they were only responsible for the Lipseys 44 Spl midsize flattop (55 years overdue) and the 44 Spl...
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CI'd like to put in my opinion of Lipsey Rugers above & beyond what significance they have as fare value. To me, A Lipsey Ruger is one...
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CMy New Vaquero .357 with 4.62" barrel is a Talo. It came with star cut grip panels and an old style hammer. I changed the grips to...
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CThe KNR4 Super Single Six stainless convertible with a 4-5/8" barrel is arguably the best New Model .22 offering ever from Ruger. But...
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CSome of these distributor exclusives are as simple as a different finish, barrel length or set of sights. Some of the exact gun have...
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CThis program is not specific to Ruger or Lipseys as other firearms manufacturers and distributors participate as well, especially Smith...
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CThis came from Lipsey's. It's a 4" bbl not 4.2 .45colt. At the time wasn't on the Ruger site.
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CLipsey's is a Distributor. As far as any significance of a "Lipsey's Special" there can often be a little premium in the secondary...
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CRuger is in business to make money and floating limited interest design balloons that may lose money is unwise. OTOH, Ruger making...
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CWhat Gator89 said plus some distributor models have desirable (to some folks) features unavailable on the Ruger standard offerings. As...
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CLarge distributors, Lipsey's, TALO, etc. try to create something different or unique that only they market in hopes someone shopping for...
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CI posted the pictures accidentally before I wrote this. These are Lipsey Mark 2's. The blue one is a MK4BL and the stainless is a...
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CLipseys is keeping several Ruger guns alive. The 77, 77/22, mid frame flattop blackhawks. If anybody ever persuades them to build no1s...
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