Tip
Single-Sixer
I've been looking for one of these for a while... seems like a good price, to me.
http://www.collectorsfirearms.com/ruger-old-army-pr29319/
http://www.collectorsfirearms.com/ruger-old-army-pr29319/
rugerguy said:...and they are not that far from you, win-win, all around..... :wink:
Big Old Boy said:I just sold mine for $400 it was blue not as nice as yours good for you great deal.
Thanks, Steve.Poco Oso said:Beautiful OA and a fantastic deal.
Thank you!Armybrat said:Beautiful gun, Tip! Love Rugers.
First time I walked into Collectors 7 years ago, a Colt Texas Sesquicentennial .45 followed me back to Brushy Creek.
Rclark said:You'll like it... It's one of those things that you need to 'experience' not to be told about .
Armybrat said:Those wood grips are nice, but that sweet stainless gun is beggin' for some of those Ruger plastic "ivories":
gramps said:Nah, not plastic! How about Holly instead?
gramps
The example in the picture is not mine - I don't have an Old Army.Tip said:Armybrat said:Those wood grips are nice, but that sweet stainless gun is beggin' for some of those Ruger plastic "ivories":
As a matter of fact neighbor,* I've been pondering getting different grips. I should visually inspect the gun and complete the transaction, first, of course.
That's a fine example you have, there.
(I'll PM you later to learn about a good local BP range.)
*Armybrat & I just discovered we live about a mile, or less, from each other.