4 digit boxed 44 Flat Top...REDUCED!!!!!!!!!

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Here's a 1956 Flat Top with an "OK" box, NON- Converted, nice grip's, the gun is in "Killer" shape! very light wear, zero tear....NOT a re-blue.....about as nice as they come.

This is one you would want to hide away!

...... $1550 shipped, NOW $1400 shipped! man what a killer gun.... can do a payment plan if you need one....id like it to go to a good home!...and soon!

The 1961 Harley "Pan Head" is not for sale...LOL

 
Scot my brother has a 49 "Pan Head" shifter on tank setting in his livingroom no wife to say "NO!!!"
 
4 digit would be a 6.5" bbl. The 7.5" barrels didn't come out until 1959 or so, so into the 5 digit numbers. Also, a good give-away is that the box end label doesn't say BKH47 or 7.5" bbl, it is uncatalogued, which Ruger didn't need to have at that time since there was only one 44 mag in their catalog.

Free BTT in any case :-)

BB45C
 
I'm starting to believe Scott has a time machine...some great offerings on the board from Mr. Deerstalker. I got a great shooter OM 41 from him a while back and I couldn't have been happier with the transaction.
 
bigbore45colt said:
4 digit would be a 6.5" bbl. The 7.5" barrels didn't come out until 1959 or so, so into the 5 digit numbers. Also, a good give-away is that the box end label doesn't say BKH47 or 7.5" bbl, it is uncatalogued, which Ruger didn't need to have at that time since there was only one 44 mag in their catalog.

Free BTT in any case :-)

BB45C

Not to hijack the OP's post... I'm just wondering about your statement regarding 7 1/2" bbls. on 4 digit Blackhawks (.44).

I held one in my hands, today -3xxx range, from 1956.
Is this a rarity?

http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=206857
 
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