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The 1956 onward collection part is what i heard as well.

That sounds correct.

I am reducing my Ruger collection a bit and decided to offer a collection of 13 handguns with the serial number 70 for sale. These guns were owned by a former Ruger employee (3/68 to 4/82) and are all lettered to the employee. If anyone is interested, please let me know and I will provide the...

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I have a set that I use on s number One rifle.

This rifle is in like new condition. I bought it from a guy who won it at an NRA or Pheasants Forever type auction. He never shot it, I put a scope on it but never got around to shooting it. I put a few patches through the bore and other than some light dust on the first patch, every other patch...

I totally agree, the 308 needs company.;)

This is an awsome target/ varmint rifle. Shipped in 1996 as Ruger model number 07890. It is finished in grey stainless and in superb condition. It has a heavy 26" barrel and comes with the grey stainless Ruger rings. The scope is a Bushnell Model High Contrast in 4-12x40. All will ship in a...

It was a pleasure.

Ruger Privilege

"Ruger introduced their version of John Browning's iconic 1911 in 2011, on the 100th anniversary of its adoption by the U.S. Military. With 2 frame materials (stainless steel and lightweight aluminum) and 3 frame sizes (full size (5" barrel), "commander" size (4 1/2" barrel), and "officer" size...

From Bill Ruger's personal collection, this No. 1 has the original Ruger split rings, no "S" on the safety, no "Govt" stamped after the 4570 roll marks. Serial number 4611 shows the earliest known checkered pattern. This No. 1 was made prior to the first known run of 50 guns in 45-70 cal., more...

Mike's display is called "The Fast and Furious". One half of the display consist of full-auto machine guns and the other half of semi-auto guns. Two of the rifles are Ruger AC-556 full-auto and one is a suppressed Mark 1 pistol. The belt fed rifle is a Stoner 63A. Shawn's display showed six...

This display was inspired by my family. On the table are several guns that belong to my progenitors and posterity. Although none of these Rugers have notable collector value, I feel blessed to have a collection of my family's prized possessions on display. The guns are all 'used' but I would...

Sturm Ruger & Company Old Army Revolvers – 7 ½" Barrel & Adjustable Sights Displayed are thirty-six Old Army revolvers. Highlights of my display included a two digit serial numbered BP-7 (s/n 140-00040), one & two digit serial numbered KBP-7 (s/n 9 & s/n 10), two flattop front sight blade BP-7...