Recent content by larryofcc

This one is fun. Outshoots my K22 S&W. One of the original 900 Stars. Stocks are the last pair of Lett's sold by the factory. Big Larry

I much prefer the original, but it has only one cyl. Big Larry

I have three "Stars". 9 1/2" blue. 9. 1/2' stainless, and the elusive 4 3/4"stainless. Big Larry

1974 KS-4 "Star", with factory Lett grips. Big Larry

KS 4 With the last set of factory Lett grips. Probably my favorite gun. Oh, I have the original walnut grips. Big Larry

Many things enter in on the old rifles. It all depends if they have been altered or reworked. If not, they may bring big bucks, about $3,000 or more. Need more info on your rifle. Big Larry

I had a cat that liked my 94-22. Sadly he is gone now. His name was Mikey, AKA Rifle Cat. Although I have many cats, Mikey was dear to me and my late wife. Big Larry

The short bbl. Stars, both blue and stainless are very scarce guns. I have a 4 3/4" stainless, a 9" stainless, and a blued 9" Star. Nice, early guns. Big Larry

A lot of talk about the bore size of convertibles as being the bore size for the 22 Magnum. Now, the Star Rugers, were sold only with the 22 LR cylinders. What was the bore size of the Star series? Thanks, Big Larry

I love mine. Bought two. One for me and one for my BIL. Have custom USMC grips on mine. It will shoot circles around my S&W 29-2 with my handloads. Big Larry

I hope you didn't fall when you stumbled. I have an early 9 1/2" blued Super Single Six with the "Star" marking on the frame. I know this marking denotes a single cylinder, and have heard of a marking that looks like a house, and the arrow. All denote single cylinder. Some of these can be very...