WIL TERRY
Buckeye
ruggedruger said:
BUT DO NOT FORGET, it is nothing but shiqluck whether a different 22MAG cylinder will fit another pistol, or not !
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BUT DO NOT FORGET, it is nothing but shiqluck whether a different 22MAG cylinder will fit another pistol, or not !
ruggedruger
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Thanks for the reminder.
Now, let's keep the thread going...for an inexperienced guy like me, how can I tell whether it's an original gun, or if the frame's been switched? I do recall that the grip did not meet the frame (on the side, at the top) as well as I'd have thought it would. I did not note the serial #, nor take a pic.
Now, let's keep the thread going...for an inexperienced guy like me, how can I tell whether it's an original gun, or if the frame's been switched? I do recall that the grip did not meet the frame (on the side, at the top) as well as I'd have thought it would. I did not note the serial #, nor take a pic.
SteelShooter
Single-Sixer
On the gun, you said there the grip frame was flush on one side with a 1/16" difference on the other. On all the factory Bisley's, including this one that I have, the grip frame to frame fit is always flush, as they are match polished together to get that fit.
I'd say someone changed frames out on you at some point in time. You could get the serial number and call Ruger Service. They may be nice enough to tell you what model the gun was shipped as.
I'd say someone changed frames out on you at some point in time. You could get the serial number and call Ruger Service. They may be nice enough to tell you what model the gun was shipped as.
