Trying to get the folks who pay attention to new suggestions to see this. Sturm, Ruger did a WBR MKIV centennial commerative recently. Seems like a Alex Sturm MKIV standard centennial commerative of his birth 1923 would be most appropriate, he lived long enough to see the first standards ship. Would be a great companion for the WBR centennial MkIV. Think Ruger might be open to it if enough interest, Sturm is first in corporate name after all.
Any interest in an Alex Sturm centennial?
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IMHO an appropriate start would be to return the "S" to the trademark "eagle" that is used everywhere in the product line . . . most importantly in the grip medallions. The "hard R" thingie is a blatant insult to Alexander Sturm who designed the trademark originally.
Again, JMHO
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SGW Gunsmith
Blackhawk
Well, Ruger did do a 70th anniversary version of the RST4 from 1949. So, how close does that get?
farley
Single-Sixer
I agree completely.Ale-8(1) said:
57springer
Buckeye
Yes , without Mr. Sturm there would be no "RUGER " :wink:farley said:
AH, how soon they forget......... 
jstanfield103
Blackhawk
I agree, with they should put the S back in the emblem.
9mmTed
Bearcat
I agree on the Sturm Centennial, and on returning the S to the logo. Wouldn't it be a shame if they made it and put the current grip medallions? Red eagle original medallions all the way.
I'd go along with that as long as they used the actual original design of the red bird on the silver background, not the current "almost red" design.
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