Recent content by Walz

Thanks again for your help. My armory is full of different manufacturers, I only have eight Ruger firearms, I don't think I need a subscription, besides, I have a lot of books on firearms. One firearm restoration that is kicking my as* now a days, is a High Standard H-B, pre WWII, made in...

That's the problem is the gap missing for my serial number. I'm well aware of the Ruger serial number so it's a dead end unless I get a letter.

:D Hello, I usually can figure out this type of question, however Ruger has no posting of my serial number, it's FUBAR on the Ruger website after 1964+-. On the cylinder frame it states: 40616X Ruger .22 cal Single-Six The Ruger emblem is off to the right. I'm looking to find out the year...

Gary, Got the paper in the mail, awesome! Thanks for helping me finish the revolver. It really looks great. Again thanks.

:D I'm quite pleased with all of the information about the Ruger Mark II that everyone has posted. I really like the Ruger Mark II, it is a great firearm, simply to work on, simple to use. It was a great passing gift from my father in law.

Thanks, mine is good as I want, I gone through everything inside, outside, so it is flawless in regards to mechanical, and the finish has been cleaned and oiled. I don't have any real safe queens, I try and take them out to the range, and I have my shooting barrel for my gunsmith business.

Your correct, I just didn't want to rock the boat. :shock: :roll: I know it's probably not the best thing changing the grips, however I have the original grips in the pistol box so it will be safe. I always liked the wooden grips on firearms, plastic always turned me off.

Thanks for all of the information, this has been great. Everyone has been super here. I'd wish I had gotten to this sooner, however I have 40 firearms and I'm still servicing them. My father-in-laws firearms are needed attention the most.

The rust was not all that bad, I was able to remove all of it. I got some oil and slicked it up.

I'm a gunsmith, and I'm always cleaning firearms, making them look real good for my customers.

Thanks for the information, that helps me a lot, it's a great firearm. I appreciate the response.

I'm looking for questions about my Ruger Mark II, it was my father-in-laws, passed down to me. The firearm was in storage, and I just got around to doing a complete disassembly. From what I have found, it really needed a good cleaning, the blued finish needed cleaning, and now I'm finished...

:D Cool thanks David Walz 5711 West Raspberry Loop Wasilla Alaska 99623 907-315-0525