A Pair of Pairs....or PARTS 16 & 17

Well here are two more pairs of Rugers...both BKH36's the first is 21876 and 21877. These are the earliest ones on Bob's list (according to Ale8) so I guess these are pretty close to the start these came with help from STREET....the next pair is 22070 and 22071.....found these at the OGCA one weekend.....see ya RR

ROD....GRATE LOOKING PAIR X2....I GO TO THE GUN SHOWS AROUND HERE AND I'M LUCKY TO FIND THE FRONT DOOR :lol: :lol:

GREAT :!: Those old rubber grips are hard to beat yes I covet :lol: factory stags -just saying--------

Those Are Nice! Keep up the Good Work!

Vince, wasn't that easy :lol: :lol: :lol: I owned 22070 and Rich M had a few guns in his case....... 22071 kinda struck me funny so out comes the little black book.......next thing I know I gotta keep my poker face.....the game was on :roll: :roll: :roll: that LBB has cost me lots of GREEN :shock: :shock: :shock: RR.

The Art of the Deal,,,,, 8) Blind them with good old hard CASH!!!! :wink: :wink: Now I understand your passion for the hunt!
Keep'em coming!

Hey TA, I am glad you understand because most days I don't :lol: :lol: :lol: RR.

Great guns! BTW, what happened to the magazine background? 8)

Neat stuff, Rod.

Thanks for posting 22071 . . . it wasn't on TheList, but it is now.

Ahead of you on TheList are 19900 & 19901. While 19900 is listed as having a 6-1/2" barrel, it "letters" as a BKH3 . . . and 19901 is listed with a 10" tube but also "letters" as a BKH3.

Then we have 20316 & 20317, both 4-5/8" guns.

Also on TheList in that range are 21691 & 21692, both 4-5/8" guns, as well as 21712 & 21713 which are engraved 4-5/8" guns, and 21911 & 21912 a pair of 6-1/2" guns.

A little further down the list we have a pair of 6-1/2" guns, 22291 & 22292. One of these "lives" with a Forum member.

There are several "pairs" earlier than all these, including a few in the ROSS group.

Hey Ale8, just saying that they are early 6 1/2 inch guns not just that they are paired up.....from Chads book these could be considered "2 digit" or so serial numbers if I read the book right :lol: :lol: :lol: see ya RR.

Oh, they are that for sure. I was just sharing a few more pairs.

The earliest "correct" 6-1/2"-ers on TheList are 21876 & 21877.

And deferring to Chad's documentation is a really good idea.

Just for the record Bob C found one and Street found the other and then they found ME :lol: :lol: :lol: many years later......RR.

Those guys have a habit of doing that.