Recent content by cabinroe

So the 75th Anniversary 10/22's come with either Walnut Stained or Natural Finish Hardwood stocks, correct? My question is, which Hardwood have they chosen to build these stocks from?

While I didn't personally serve in the military my father, a Marine vet who manned one of Browning's BARs in the South Seas during WWII, taught us the value of a sharp knife and made sure we always had one in our pocket. Consequently, you can imagine my glee when this Randall showed up at the...

I picked up a Ruger American youth model 243 for my grandson a few years ago that he's now outgrown. I'd like to replace the youth stock with a nice wooden mannlicher one, and was wondering if anyone here could offer suggestions on where to find one that would easily interchange. Thanks in...

Hey 1gun, There is currently a MK4B (Model 0139) that looks exactly like your 218 prefix pistol for sale on GB that has a 223 prefix. Also a model 0139 if the box is correct. FYI

Bullseye, Highstandardguy, My Bad. Like looking through a scope ,I got tunnel vision and was only looking at regular production model numbers. The Government Competition models had been available since 1992 with factory D&T, and a 218 serial number prefix reserved for these models. Since...

Hi 1gun; Don't know if I have any real answers for you, but I've got some more questions. Could your 218 prefix MK4B be part of the serial # cleanup undertaken by Ruger to consolidate their numbering system? If so, its 1 of 525 MK4B's treated to this distinction. (No mention of which type grips...

Hi Mike, I'd like to get a consecutive numbered pair if available. Thanks

Hi 1gunsnotenough, I'll take the Camfour and Lipsey's Mark II's if still available. Thanks

Whitebird....268-58444 Blackbird...268-59298 Blackbird...268-59372 Blackbird...268-59183

I will take one! Thanks, John

Appreciate the information, and your time.

Thanks, guys Your insight is always appreciated!

I've noticed several references to "red pad" guns in your forum. What's the significance of this term?

Ruger Bisley In my RENE literature, it states that approximately 100 RB-22A's were made along with about 200 RB-22W's. It then states that the RB-22 variation is "scarce". Any idea of the number we're actually talking about? Only 1 or 2 hundred sounds pretty scarce to me, but was curious as to...

Anyone out there familiar with a blued Bisley model which came with simulated Ivory Grips? It's a New Model Single-Six with six inch barrel, and drift adjustable sights. Just wondering if the grips are factory or replacement.