22/45 Question
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mohavesam
Hawkeye
t may exist, but only as an aftermarket-modified gun. As in engraving or markings only?
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I'll supposedly get a chance to see it tomorrow. I'm guessing that somebody maybe put DU-marked grips on it. Although, he said it's in a red box, is a MKII with a "plastic grip frame" (that's why I'm assuming it's a 22/45) and has a bull barrel but doesn't remember the barrel length.
We're in a pretty rural area here and it wouldn't surprise me if a local group simply changed grips and called it what they wanted. Regardless, he won this several years ago in the DU raffle.
We're in a pretty rural area here and it wouldn't surprise me if a local group simply changed grips and called it what they wanted. Regardless, he won this several years ago in the DU raffle.
22/45 MkIIs did not have replaceable grips. That feature first showed on factory guns with the MkIIIs.
Ducks Unlimited has commissioned a number of different guns to have their logo put on stocks, etc. to be sold/given as prizes at their meetings. The markings are often done by a third party, rather than the factory.
The National Wild Turkey Federation does the same thing.
Ducks Unlimited has commissioned a number of different guns to have their logo put on stocks, etc. to be sold/given as prizes at their meetings. The markings are often done by a third party, rather than the factory.
The National Wild Turkey Federation does the same thing.
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Oh, I see. You can tell how much time I've spent studying the 22/45 line of Rugers! :lol:
Anxious to see what he's got ...... or if he really shows up with it. You just never know ......
Anxious to see what he's got ...... or if he really shows up with it. You just never know ......
