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Long overdue is a listing of Number 1 rifles with non-prefix serial numbers. I've been thinking about doing this for a while. Lets see how many of these we can get documented in order to fully grasp the rarity of some of the model configurations/calibers that were produced (there currently 821 listed). I truly believe the Number 1 with non-prefix serial number is severely under-appreciated!! Decent condition non prefix guns in a common caliber/configuration can still be purchased for $1,200 to $1,400. Price on a new Number 1 Rifle today is well over $2K, so the non-prefix guns represent rare collectibility with serial numbers going only to 8437. Not only that, the 1967 to 1969 era Number One was the only model that Ruger has ever offered that could truly be produced how you wanted it… caliber, forearm style (beavertail or Alex Henry) or with Sights, without sights or with Target Blocks, with at least 90 model/caliber configurations known over those 8,437 guns!! Custom ordering was only available until 1969/1970 when Ruger standardized the Number 1 with several different individual models.
First, a tutorial on what the model abbreviations signify from the collector perspective…
AB = 22” Lightweight barrel, Beavertail forearm and without sights. (Be sure to measure barrel length from the front of the barrel to the breech block as there are some 24” and 25” Lightweight barrels).
AH = 22” Lightweight barrel, Alex Henry forearm, without sights
ABS = 22” Lightweight barrel, Beavertail forearm, with Open Sights
AHS = 22” Lightweight barrel, Alex Henry forearm, with Open Sights
BB = 26” medium weight barrel, Beavertail forearm, without sights (Again, be sure to measure barrel length as there are at least two known with 24” medium weight barrels).
BH = 26” medium weight barrel, Alex Henry forearm, without sights
BBS = 26” medium weight barrel, Beavertail forearm, with Open Sights
BHS = 26” medium weight barrel, Alex Henry forearm, with Open Sights
BBB = 26” medium weight barrel, Beavertail forearm, Target Blocks (again, be sure to measure the barrel length from the front of the barrel to the breech block. The original Varmint barrel was 26” with a Sporter style crown. The 1-V was standardized to 24” and has a target crown)
BHB = 26” medium weight barrel, Alex Henry Forearm, Target Blocks
1970 Standardized models (some late shipped non-prefix guns will letter as these model designations)
1A = 22” Light weight barrel with Alex Henry forearm and Open Sights
1B = 26” Medium weight barrel with beavertail forearm, without sights
1S = 26” Medium weight barrel with Alex Henry forearm and with Open Sights
1H = 24” Heavy weight barrel with Alex Henry forearm and with Open Sights
1V = 24” “C” weight barrel with Target Blocks and Target Crown.
The early prototypes
X1 AH 7mm Mag., with two scope blocks on barrel (different than regular production) in lieu of quarter rib. Wider than normal barrel band, two point checkering pattern at wrist. This gun is noted on “24Hourcampfire.com”
X3 AHS .22-250 (pictured in Ruger's 1967-1968 advertising for the S22L model)
X4 BB .243 with checkered steel grip cap and hollow smooth-face recoil pad. 2-line eagle logo barrel address without “INC.” as was used on Old Model Super Blackhawks and Magnum marked Single-Sixes.
X5 BBB .243 with checkered steel grip cap and hollow smooth-face recoil pad. 2-line eagle logo barrel address without “INC.” as was used on Old Model Super Blackhawks and Magnum marked Single-Sixes.
X7 1H .458 with “S” marked safety, checkered steel grip cap and hollow smooth-face recoil pad and experimental folding leafe “express” style rear sight mounted on a 7” quarter rib. Grooved front sight base. 2-line eagle logo barrel address without “INC.” as was used on Old Model Super Blackhawks and Magnum marked Single-Sixes.
At least two other early prototypes produced (are these X2 and X6?), an S26M in .30-06 used by Roger Barlow for at least a Spring 1966 bear hunt and a .270 (unknown model) used by WBR and Ted Trueblood on at least a Fall 1965 hunt.
The SN listing. We are documenting model configuration, barrel length if different than the standard 22” Light weight barrel or 26” Medium weight barrel, front sight bases if they are grooved for a hood, forearm checkering whether it is early checkering (3 panel beavertail or wraparound Alex Henry) vs. later 2 panel checkering (Beavertail or Alex Henry) or “S” marked safety (these were produced by errantly using the rollmark that was meant for the rollmark normally used for the M77).
At the end of the listing I have also included serial numbers for several uncataloged models for the 130- prefix in .222 and 6.5 Rem Mag. as well as the ultra rare 1B 7x57 and 1H 45-70 Liberty marked variation.
Be aware that there may also be caliber marking differences to be discovered, i.e. “.45-70” to “.45-70 GOVT.” or “.22-250” to “.22-250 Rem.” I recently found the .22-250 change and believe the change was made after they went to the 130- prefix just like the .45-70, but there may be some non-prefix guns with different style caliber markings.
1 AHS .30-06 Factory collection
3 BHS 7mm Mag. Factory collection
4 BH .222 Walt Berger employee gun, shipped 9/68
5 1H .45-70 mfg. 10/70
7 BBS .22-250
8 BB .243 Herb Glass 21 Club – whitetail deer “sneaking” motif, shipped 12/18/69
9 BHS 7mm Mag.John Amber 21 Club with initials on one side and whitetail deer motif on other side of receiver, shipped 4/4/68
10 AHS 6mm 24” barrel with differently shaped front sight base, contoured barrel band. Also, border checkering like the Creedmoor rifles (this was Lenard Brownell's personal rifle).
11 AHS .243
12 1H .458
13 BB .222 Warren Page 21 Club with initials on one side and whitetail deer motif on other side, shipped 4/4/68
15 1H .375H&H Elmer Keith 21 Club with entire name spelled out on one side and Grizzly bear motif on other side of receiver, shipped 10/16/69
16 BH .243 Herb Glass 21 Club – with initials of a client of Herb Glass on one side and whitetail deer leaping over log motif on other side of receiver with slightly more engraving coverage than the other 21 Club rifles. Shipped 9/26/69
17 BB .270
18 BH 7mm Mag. Roger Barlow 21 Club, shipped 12/13/68
19 BB 7mm Mag. Pete Kuhloff 21 Club, shipped 12/13/68
20 1H .375H&H with beavertail forearm, open sights and barrel without barrel band, Grooved front sight base, Jack O'Connor 21 Club, with vertically split front scope ring and horizontally split rear scope ring, shipped 12/13/68
21 BB .280 John Chatfield Taylor, is now 7x65R with Alex Henry foreamr and sights
22 BHS 7mm Mag. Shipped 11/69
23 BB 7mm Mag. Pete Brown 21 Club with initials on one side and deer motif on other side of receiver, shipped 4/14/68
24 BHS .30-06 Bill Lett 21 Club with gold outlined oval with gold-inlaid wild boar on right side of receiver, shipped 11/14/69
25 BB .22-250
26 BB .22-250
27 BB 7mm
28 BB .243
29 AHS .243 Grooved front sight base
30 AH .270 24” barrel without sights and with Alex Henry forearm
30D 1-S .45-70
31 AHS .243 Vertical rings, employee Bob Dearden (mgr. Customer service), shipped 7/69
33 BB .222 Peter Barrett 21 Club with initials on one side of receiver and fox motif on other side, shipped 3/13/70
33D 1-S .45-70
34 BB .243
35 1H .458
39 BB .22-250
40 BB 6mm
42 BH 7mm Mag. Shipped 7/69
43
46 AB .243 Vertical rings, employee Jack Packard 1/9/1968 date stamp in forearm
49 BB .22-250
50 AHS 7mm Mag. Rebarreled to .300H&H and has aftermarket engraving that was started by Franz Marktl but not finished
51 1H .458 Grooved front sight base
52 ????????? Alex Henry forearm and no sights
54 BB .243
57 BB .22-250
58 BB .22-250
61D AB .280 testfire 7/23/71 3 panel forearm checkering
62 AHS 6mm Factory collection (duplicate with gun listed below)
62 AB .308 3 panel forearm checkering (duplicate with gun listed above)
69 1V 7mm Mag “S” safety late forearm checkering (2 panel)
70 AH 7mm Mag
72 AH 7mm Mag, Bill Ruger's personal gun – hunted in Wyoming
73 1V .22-250
74 BB .22-250
75 BB .22-250
76 BB .30-06
77 AH 6mm
80 BB .22-250 Shipped 3/72
83 BB 6mm
87 BB .308
88 BB .308
89 BB 6mm
90 AH .243
91 BB .270 Henry
Rodeschin subscription gun
92 AHS .308
100 BBB .22-250
103 AH .308 shipped 7/67, returned to factory 2001, factory collection
103 AH 7mm Mag Rex King subscription gun (probably the actual “duplicate” serial number)
104 AB .308 Vertical rings, Shipped10/67
105 AB .308 Vertical rings, Shipped 4/67
110 AHS .308 Shipped 4/24/67, Grooved front sight w/ factory hood, John Amber's rifle
111 AB 7mm Mag. Vertical rings, shipped 4/67
115 AB .243
117 AB .222
125 AB 7mm 3 panel forearm checkering
127 AB .308
131 AB .222
140 AB .308
149 AB .308
150 AB .243 Shipped 9/67
154 AB .308 Shipped 10/67
160 AB .222
162. BB 7mm
172 1V .22-250 “S” safety, shipped 9/72
173 AB .308 Shipped 10/67
180 AB 6mm
199 BB 6mm
201 BB .308
219 BB .243
220 BB .22-250
222 AH .222
224 AB .222
229 AB .222 Vertical rings, shipped 8/67
236 BB .22-250
241 BB .308
243 AHS .243
250 AB .308
251 AB .22-250
253 AB .22-250
256 BB .22-250
258 AB .308
260 BB .22-250
269 AB .243 Vertical rings, shipped 9/67
270 BHS .270 Bill Ruger's personal rifle engraved by A. A. White
300 BB .22-250
303 BB .22-250 Late wood
315 1V .222
330 AB .222
340
357 AB .222
361 AB 7mm
368 AB 6mm Shipped 11/67
380 BB .308 shipped 9/67
381 BB .308 shipped 8/67
383 AB .308 shipped 5/67
384 AH .308
386 BB .30-06 shipped 11/67
387 BB .243
388 No Invoice
387 BB .243
394 AB .308 shipped 8/67
395 AB .308 shipped 5/67
396 AB .222 shipped 9/67
397 AB .222 shipped 11/67
400 AB .222 shipped 8/67
403 AB .222 shipped 4/67
405 BB .308 Hanger marked AB, shipped 9/69
415 AB .308 Vertical rings
428 AB .308
433 AB .222 Vertical rings, shipped 11/67
447 BB .22-250
449 AH 6mm
450 BB .22-250 3 panel forearm checkering
471 BB .308
481 AB .308
512 BB .222
519 AB .22-250 Shipped 11/67
522 BB .243 Barreled action, shipped 4/68
526 BB .22-250
541 AB .222
544 AB .308
549 ?? 6mm with sights
555 ?? .308 Is now a 26” .45-70 heavy barrel with target blocks, no Ruger address on barrel, barrel marking is also in block characters with a long dash, not a slanted “.45-70”.
559 BB .308 Shipped 9/67
560 BBS .243
562 AB .308
563 AB .308
570 AB .308
578 BB .22-250 Shipped 11/67
582 BHS 7x57 Vertical rings
591 AB .222
606 AB .222 3 panel forearm checkering, Vertical rings
607 AB .30-06 Vertical rings
613 AB .222
617 AB .308
625 AB .308
630 AB .30-06 Shipped 1/67
635 AB .222
641 AB .243 Vertical rings, shipped 10/67
646 AB .243
651 AB .243
658 BB .243 Vertical rings
670 BB .22-250
676 BB .22-250 3-panel forearm checkering, “.22-250” caliber stamp
679 AB .222
690 AB .308
696 AB .22-250 Shipped 8/67
697 AB .222
700 AH .22-250
702 AB .308
716 AB .308
729 BB .30-06
748 AB .243
749 BH .30-06
751 AB .243
758 BB .222
769 BB .280 Vertical rings
770 AH .22-250
772 BB .308 Factory engraved by A. A. White, presented to Marshall Tito of Yugoslavia
779 BB .308
782 AB .308 Shipped 4/67
793 ABS .308 Shipped 6/67
794 BB .30-06
806 BB .308 Vertical rings, shipped 9/67
807 AB .308
813 BB .308
819 AB .308 3 panel forearm checkering, Shipped 10/67
829 AB 7mm Mag.
843 AB .222
851 BB .222
869 AB 6mm
870 AB .308
873 ABS 7x57 Shipped 7/67
876 AB .243
877 AB 6mm Shipped 1/68
889 AB 6mm Shipped 11/67
902 AB .308
907 AB .308 3-panel forearm checkering, Vertical rings
912 AB .308
928 BB .308 3 panel forearm checkering
935 BB .308 Shipped 9/67
939 BB .243
945 ?? ?? Custom beavertail forearm
954 AB .308 NRA show “sampler” engraved model, bear scene vignette on left side of receiver, with scroll engraving on both sides of receiver. Shipped to A. A. White for engraving 3/1/67.
956 AB .308 NRA show “sampler” engraved model, elk/mountain scene on left side of receiver with scroll engraving on both sides of receiver. Shipped to A. A. White for engraving 3/1/67.
957 AB .308 This rifle has WBR provenance, shipped 5/22/67 to Micro Sight in CA.
962 AB .308 NRA show “sampler” engraved model, Bighorn sheep on left side of receiver with rocky desert scene surrounding with scroll engraving on both sides of receiver. Shipped to A. A. White for engraving 3/1/67.
973 AHS .308 Shipped 11/73
981 BB .30-06
989 AB .222
995 BB .243 Shipped 9/69
Well, it looks like I can post not more than 15,000 characters at a time, so this has to be in several posts (unless the moderators can make it all one listing)
First, a tutorial on what the model abbreviations signify from the collector perspective…
AB = 22” Lightweight barrel, Beavertail forearm and without sights. (Be sure to measure barrel length from the front of the barrel to the breech block as there are some 24” and 25” Lightweight barrels).
AH = 22” Lightweight barrel, Alex Henry forearm, without sights
ABS = 22” Lightweight barrel, Beavertail forearm, with Open Sights
AHS = 22” Lightweight barrel, Alex Henry forearm, with Open Sights
BB = 26” medium weight barrel, Beavertail forearm, without sights (Again, be sure to measure barrel length as there are at least two known with 24” medium weight barrels).
BH = 26” medium weight barrel, Alex Henry forearm, without sights
BBS = 26” medium weight barrel, Beavertail forearm, with Open Sights
BHS = 26” medium weight barrel, Alex Henry forearm, with Open Sights
BBB = 26” medium weight barrel, Beavertail forearm, Target Blocks (again, be sure to measure the barrel length from the front of the barrel to the breech block. The original Varmint barrel was 26” with a Sporter style crown. The 1-V was standardized to 24” and has a target crown)
BHB = 26” medium weight barrel, Alex Henry Forearm, Target Blocks
1970 Standardized models (some late shipped non-prefix guns will letter as these model designations)
1A = 22” Light weight barrel with Alex Henry forearm and Open Sights
1B = 26” Medium weight barrel with beavertail forearm, without sights
1S = 26” Medium weight barrel with Alex Henry forearm and with Open Sights
1H = 24” Heavy weight barrel with Alex Henry forearm and with Open Sights
1V = 24” “C” weight barrel with Target Blocks and Target Crown.
The early prototypes
X1 AH 7mm Mag., with two scope blocks on barrel (different than regular production) in lieu of quarter rib. Wider than normal barrel band, two point checkering pattern at wrist. This gun is noted on “24Hourcampfire.com”
X3 AHS .22-250 (pictured in Ruger's 1967-1968 advertising for the S22L model)
X4 BB .243 with checkered steel grip cap and hollow smooth-face recoil pad. 2-line eagle logo barrel address without “INC.” as was used on Old Model Super Blackhawks and Magnum marked Single-Sixes.
X5 BBB .243 with checkered steel grip cap and hollow smooth-face recoil pad. 2-line eagle logo barrel address without “INC.” as was used on Old Model Super Blackhawks and Magnum marked Single-Sixes.
X7 1H .458 with “S” marked safety, checkered steel grip cap and hollow smooth-face recoil pad and experimental folding leafe “express” style rear sight mounted on a 7” quarter rib. Grooved front sight base. 2-line eagle logo barrel address without “INC.” as was used on Old Model Super Blackhawks and Magnum marked Single-Sixes.
At least two other early prototypes produced (are these X2 and X6?), an S26M in .30-06 used by Roger Barlow for at least a Spring 1966 bear hunt and a .270 (unknown model) used by WBR and Ted Trueblood on at least a Fall 1965 hunt.
The SN listing. We are documenting model configuration, barrel length if different than the standard 22” Light weight barrel or 26” Medium weight barrel, front sight bases if they are grooved for a hood, forearm checkering whether it is early checkering (3 panel beavertail or wraparound Alex Henry) vs. later 2 panel checkering (Beavertail or Alex Henry) or “S” marked safety (these were produced by errantly using the rollmark that was meant for the rollmark normally used for the M77).
At the end of the listing I have also included serial numbers for several uncataloged models for the 130- prefix in .222 and 6.5 Rem Mag. as well as the ultra rare 1B 7x57 and 1H 45-70 Liberty marked variation.
Be aware that there may also be caliber marking differences to be discovered, i.e. “.45-70” to “.45-70 GOVT.” or “.22-250” to “.22-250 Rem.” I recently found the .22-250 change and believe the change was made after they went to the 130- prefix just like the .45-70, but there may be some non-prefix guns with different style caliber markings.
1 AHS .30-06 Factory collection
3 BHS 7mm Mag. Factory collection
4 BH .222 Walt Berger employee gun, shipped 9/68
5 1H .45-70 mfg. 10/70
7 BBS .22-250
8 BB .243 Herb Glass 21 Club – whitetail deer “sneaking” motif, shipped 12/18/69
9 BHS 7mm Mag.John Amber 21 Club with initials on one side and whitetail deer motif on other side of receiver, shipped 4/4/68
10 AHS 6mm 24” barrel with differently shaped front sight base, contoured barrel band. Also, border checkering like the Creedmoor rifles (this was Lenard Brownell's personal rifle).
11 AHS .243
12 1H .458
13 BB .222 Warren Page 21 Club with initials on one side and whitetail deer motif on other side, shipped 4/4/68
15 1H .375H&H Elmer Keith 21 Club with entire name spelled out on one side and Grizzly bear motif on other side of receiver, shipped 10/16/69
16 BH .243 Herb Glass 21 Club – with initials of a client of Herb Glass on one side and whitetail deer leaping over log motif on other side of receiver with slightly more engraving coverage than the other 21 Club rifles. Shipped 9/26/69
17 BB .270
18 BH 7mm Mag. Roger Barlow 21 Club, shipped 12/13/68
19 BB 7mm Mag. Pete Kuhloff 21 Club, shipped 12/13/68
20 1H .375H&H with beavertail forearm, open sights and barrel without barrel band, Grooved front sight base, Jack O'Connor 21 Club, with vertically split front scope ring and horizontally split rear scope ring, shipped 12/13/68
21 BB .280 John Chatfield Taylor, is now 7x65R with Alex Henry foreamr and sights
22 BHS 7mm Mag. Shipped 11/69
23 BB 7mm Mag. Pete Brown 21 Club with initials on one side and deer motif on other side of receiver, shipped 4/14/68
24 BHS .30-06 Bill Lett 21 Club with gold outlined oval with gold-inlaid wild boar on right side of receiver, shipped 11/14/69
25 BB .22-250
26 BB .22-250
27 BB 7mm
28 BB .243
29 AHS .243 Grooved front sight base
30 AH .270 24” barrel without sights and with Alex Henry forearm
30D 1-S .45-70
31 AHS .243 Vertical rings, employee Bob Dearden (mgr. Customer service), shipped 7/69
33 BB .222 Peter Barrett 21 Club with initials on one side of receiver and fox motif on other side, shipped 3/13/70
33D 1-S .45-70
34 BB .243
35 1H .458
39 BB .22-250
40 BB 6mm
42 BH 7mm Mag. Shipped 7/69
43
46 AB .243 Vertical rings, employee Jack Packard 1/9/1968 date stamp in forearm
49 BB .22-250
50 AHS 7mm Mag. Rebarreled to .300H&H and has aftermarket engraving that was started by Franz Marktl but not finished
51 1H .458 Grooved front sight base
52 ????????? Alex Henry forearm and no sights
54 BB .243
57 BB .22-250
58 BB .22-250
61D AB .280 testfire 7/23/71 3 panel forearm checkering
62 AHS 6mm Factory collection (duplicate with gun listed below)
62 AB .308 3 panel forearm checkering (duplicate with gun listed above)
69 1V 7mm Mag “S” safety late forearm checkering (2 panel)
70 AH 7mm Mag
72 AH 7mm Mag, Bill Ruger's personal gun – hunted in Wyoming
73 1V .22-250
74 BB .22-250
75 BB .22-250
76 BB .30-06
77 AH 6mm
80 BB .22-250 Shipped 3/72
83 BB 6mm
87 BB .308
88 BB .308
89 BB 6mm
90 AH .243
91 BB .270 Henry
Rodeschin subscription gun
92 AHS .308
100 BBB .22-250
103 AH .308 shipped 7/67, returned to factory 2001, factory collection
103 AH 7mm Mag Rex King subscription gun (probably the actual “duplicate” serial number)
104 AB .308 Vertical rings, Shipped10/67
105 AB .308 Vertical rings, Shipped 4/67
110 AHS .308 Shipped 4/24/67, Grooved front sight w/ factory hood, John Amber's rifle
111 AB 7mm Mag. Vertical rings, shipped 4/67
115 AB .243
117 AB .222
125 AB 7mm 3 panel forearm checkering
127 AB .308
131 AB .222
140 AB .308
149 AB .308
150 AB .243 Shipped 9/67
154 AB .308 Shipped 10/67
160 AB .222
162. BB 7mm
172 1V .22-250 “S” safety, shipped 9/72
173 AB .308 Shipped 10/67
180 AB 6mm
199 BB 6mm
201 BB .308
219 BB .243
220 BB .22-250
222 AH .222
224 AB .222
229 AB .222 Vertical rings, shipped 8/67
236 BB .22-250
241 BB .308
243 AHS .243
250 AB .308
251 AB .22-250
253 AB .22-250
256 BB .22-250
258 AB .308
260 BB .22-250
269 AB .243 Vertical rings, shipped 9/67
270 BHS .270 Bill Ruger's personal rifle engraved by A. A. White
300 BB .22-250
303 BB .22-250 Late wood
315 1V .222
330 AB .222
340
357 AB .222
361 AB 7mm
368 AB 6mm Shipped 11/67
380 BB .308 shipped 9/67
381 BB .308 shipped 8/67
383 AB .308 shipped 5/67
384 AH .308
386 BB .30-06 shipped 11/67
387 BB .243
388 No Invoice
387 BB .243
394 AB .308 shipped 8/67
395 AB .308 shipped 5/67
396 AB .222 shipped 9/67
397 AB .222 shipped 11/67
400 AB .222 shipped 8/67
403 AB .222 shipped 4/67
405 BB .308 Hanger marked AB, shipped 9/69
415 AB .308 Vertical rings
428 AB .308
433 AB .222 Vertical rings, shipped 11/67
447 BB .22-250
449 AH 6mm
450 BB .22-250 3 panel forearm checkering
471 BB .308
481 AB .308
512 BB .222
519 AB .22-250 Shipped 11/67
522 BB .243 Barreled action, shipped 4/68
526 BB .22-250
541 AB .222
544 AB .308
549 ?? 6mm with sights
555 ?? .308 Is now a 26” .45-70 heavy barrel with target blocks, no Ruger address on barrel, barrel marking is also in block characters with a long dash, not a slanted “.45-70”.
559 BB .308 Shipped 9/67
560 BBS .243
562 AB .308
563 AB .308
570 AB .308
578 BB .22-250 Shipped 11/67
582 BHS 7x57 Vertical rings
591 AB .222
606 AB .222 3 panel forearm checkering, Vertical rings
607 AB .30-06 Vertical rings
613 AB .222
617 AB .308
625 AB .308
630 AB .30-06 Shipped 1/67
635 AB .222
641 AB .243 Vertical rings, shipped 10/67
646 AB .243
651 AB .243
658 BB .243 Vertical rings
670 BB .22-250
676 BB .22-250 3-panel forearm checkering, “.22-250” caliber stamp
679 AB .222
690 AB .308
696 AB .22-250 Shipped 8/67
697 AB .222
700 AH .22-250
702 AB .308
716 AB .308
729 BB .30-06
748 AB .243
749 BH .30-06
751 AB .243
758 BB .222
769 BB .280 Vertical rings
770 AH .22-250
772 BB .308 Factory engraved by A. A. White, presented to Marshall Tito of Yugoslavia
779 BB .308
782 AB .308 Shipped 4/67
793 ABS .308 Shipped 6/67
794 BB .30-06
806 BB .308 Vertical rings, shipped 9/67
807 AB .308
813 BB .308
819 AB .308 3 panel forearm checkering, Shipped 10/67
829 AB 7mm Mag.
843 AB .222
851 BB .222
869 AB 6mm
870 AB .308
873 ABS 7x57 Shipped 7/67
876 AB .243
877 AB 6mm Shipped 1/68
889 AB 6mm Shipped 11/67
902 AB .308
907 AB .308 3-panel forearm checkering, Vertical rings
912 AB .308
928 BB .308 3 panel forearm checkering
935 BB .308 Shipped 9/67
939 BB .243
945 ?? ?? Custom beavertail forearm
954 AB .308 NRA show “sampler” engraved model, bear scene vignette on left side of receiver, with scroll engraving on both sides of receiver. Shipped to A. A. White for engraving 3/1/67.
956 AB .308 NRA show “sampler” engraved model, elk/mountain scene on left side of receiver with scroll engraving on both sides of receiver. Shipped to A. A. White for engraving 3/1/67.
957 AB .308 This rifle has WBR provenance, shipped 5/22/67 to Micro Sight in CA.
962 AB .308 NRA show “sampler” engraved model, Bighorn sheep on left side of receiver with rocky desert scene surrounding with scroll engraving on both sides of receiver. Shipped to A. A. White for engraving 3/1/67.
973 AHS .308 Shipped 11/73
981 BB .30-06
989 AB .222
995 BB .243 Shipped 9/69
Well, it looks like I can post not more than 15,000 characters at a time, so this has to be in several posts (unless the moderators can make it all one listing)
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