A Transferrable True NIB AC556!

MG34_Dan

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Here are some pictures of my fully transferrable "New in Box" AC556. This is not a factory rebuilt/refurbished AC556. It is exactly how I receive it from Ruger. I have not added or removed anything whatsoever. The S/N points to a 1983 release date. It is too nice for me to shoot, so it will remain in NIB condition.

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Awesome! But, if it is too pretty for you to shoot, I sure would like to help you with that!
 
This AC came to me directly from Ruger about 10 years ago. I found it funny that it came with a gun lock. It was a replacement for a blown up AC that I sent back to Ruger. I bought that AC because I wanted an inexpensive .556 machine gun. It was a Kentucky ex prison guard gun. This replacement is too valuable for me to shoot because of its condition so I got a stainless AC shorty to play with instead.

Here is a link to the thread showing my stainless AC shorty along with its cousin, a factory original stainless GB folder.
http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=118195
 
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Whats sad is back in 1986, I was a class III dealer and could have bought these brand new for about $450 if memory serves me..... now, I am thinking they are over $5000. Ouch. Wish I had grabbed one back then!
 
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