The OBSESSION STARTS.....Part 3

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radicalrod

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Well as the story goes I was really excited to share my NEW PAIR of guns....the RST4 and RSS serial 265 so I had my son Adam post some pics here on the RF (pre me doing it days)......well wouldn't ya know it several fellow RF members also had a few #265 guns and were willing to help my OBSESSION :shock: :shock: :shock: This is the gun Don G decided he could live without.....(he did get an awfully nice 10 inch gun in return) this is BKH3 #265......I kinda like it....see ya RR

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Ruger1441

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I just can't believe that anyone would care about the serial numbers on their guns :lol: Looks like Steve is going to pick up a collection of a friend who passed away a couple of years ago and it contains 26097 which is a flattop 7 1/2 in 44. It will look good with 26098 that lives at my house. 8)
 

americal

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Ah-ha :!: the early flattop .357---4 and 5/8's one of my favorites--a right plumy gun :D I bought one in Birmingham at a show in the 90's for 350.00 dollars 99% gun my buddy has it now :) 1XXX gun----- He won't hardly let me look at it :lol: in correct box now with the brown paper :roll: --yes I have--PAST TENSE :( owned more than micro RSS's like those machine marks on the screws--just one of my quirks. I bet no bolo was around then :!: :!: :p
 

Don Garlitz

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Rod I can't belive you still have that old gun! :wink: You know I took it out of my cull pile. Yes I still have that 10" gun you slipped by me! I still can't belive how easy I was on that Trade:lol: Keep up the good pictures. DG
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street

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XLIV said:
wow..nice 4 5/8...

Is that a Ross?

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The Ross guns are in the 14,000 to 15,000 range. They will have the same features as this gun a type 1 Flattop, but were serial number with an extra digit. Bill Ross was the first collector to notice these guns that were serial numbered with guns that should be a type 2 Flattop.
 

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