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:? It's a 44

:?: I would correct the price.

Those knives are beautiful. They are well worth the asking price just because they are custom knives made by famous maker. The fact that the are Ruger knives is just icing on the cake. There was one knife made with a buffalo horn handle. I believe that one is serial number 9.

Way to high for a 90 percent gun in my opinion.

The long frame refers to the grip frame. You can usually tell a long frame by taking off the wood panels and see if there is a letter " c " stamped in the inside of the grip panel. Also the long frame grip is a little more flared at the bottom of the grip.

:D A goodly number of them live in Utah.

I have 163 and it is a long frame. There is a good possibility that yours might also be a long frame. Would make a big difference in value.

I have both the blued and stainless in serial number 22 one of the number 22's still has the shipper addressed to Skeeter. Also have both blued and stainless in serial number 70. The best looking one I have is 132 with a flattop front sight with the most beautiful plum colored cylinder and...

8) Looked at my list and I have 571 and 572, lots of color on both of them.

:oops: I find the easiest way to find lost parts is to replace them. After you replace them you will more than likely find it. I lost a spring from a trigger group and Ruger sent me a new one no charge.

I think I will move to where I can buy 3 screw Supers for $ 300.00

I don't think the premier loading gate would decrease the collector value. Premier loading gates are collectabe by themselves.

Great article, Didn't get a chance to read it till today. Thanks for the good work.

I am with Contender. Most accurate load unless you don't care what you hit. A deer doesn't care if the bullet is going 1,100 fps or 1,200 fps.