If “D” serial numbers weren’t odd enough

[hittman]

…. Especially on double action Rugers; here's one stamped in a hurry it seems.
I have the box for this gun and end label verifies "D"; even though they didn't print it backwards on the label.

 

[weaselmeatgravy]

Weird SN placement as well, stamped where the model name should be. SN is usually on the butt for a -Six DA. Is the butt a standard configuration, or is there lanyard ring business there?

 

[weaselmeatgravy]

Never mind, that is a GP100 prefix! My bad.

 

[hittman]

Oh sorry WMG …. It's a GP100

GPF-331

 

[hittman]

This one is a little cleaner

 

[hittman]

If anybody has those numbers without the "D" let me know please.

 

[41 nut son]

Here is an old model Blackhawk with a backwards "D"

 

[Ale-8(1)]

Isn't that a hyphen between the one and the seven?


Also, D30-97623 shows upon Bob's List as "shp 7- -72 has box, SBH grip, hammer, trigger, the "D" is backwards"

It's right in the midst of a string of 64 "D guns".

 

[41 nut son]

Yes, super grip frame, hammer, and trigger. Also letters as shipping to a long time Ruger customer service employee.

 

[JAYDAWG]

I'm thinking the DA guns with a "D" are some of the more rare duplicates & the backward "D" is one of the neatest varieties I've seen on a Ruger. Very desirable, and very cool!!

JAYDAWG