Old Army 'fixed' sight question......

[rugerguy]

as I do not recall seeing any of these at shops or shows, got it this past week and was wondering as to when they did these and how many, late number in the #148-1111x range..........

Iknew guys were complaining that they could NOT use the adjustable sight guns in their shooting competition, and wondered why Ruger didn't do this early on...........I've seen, and had the shorter fixed sight versions and they always went for BIG bucks.......

Thanks

 

[Ale-8(1)]

That is a good-lookin' pistol . . . and I usually don't like "silver" guns.

Just looks like a nickel-plated shooter from the old days.

 

[rugerguy]

thank you, thats what I thought too when I saw it, was just plain old "neat", and I liked it........ :wink:

 

[T.A. WORKMAN]

Dan,
Made around 2005.
I sold one just like yours (LNIB) at last show for $750.00. If it would have been NIB it would have been $850.00 Firm.
Nice find!

Terry

 

[rugerguy]

Terry, thank you, I will take it to the Canton,Oh show this weekend at the fairgrounds, have to deliver that "matched" pair of Redhawks anyway..........take care

 

[Ale-8(1)]

Chad has one like that for sale in the latest RENE . . .

 

[rugerguy]

yes, we saw , 99% condition, "like new in the box" for $950.........hhhmmmmm :?
saw one on the internet, same gun ?, but with the white 'faux' ivory grips starting at $1100....... 8)

 

[pulaski]

Just out of curiosity , what would the same thing in blue be worth ?
Thanks , Steve

 

[rugerguy]

.......have NO idea, and I sold this stainless one for far less............ 8)

my question was when and how many made........ :roll: :wink:

 

[daveg.inkc]

I have one of these. It's my best shooting Old Army. Over adj sights SS, blued models.

 

[chet15]

.......have NO idea, and I sold this stainless one for far less............ 8)

my question was when and how many made........ :roll: :wink:

They were made from 1994 to 2009
Who knows how many? The 5-1/2" blue is the toughest to find.
The other 3 models are probably fairly close in production numbers.
So for the KBP7F shown, probably at least a few thousand.
Chet15

 

[rugerguy]

Thank you Chad, the information will be passed on.......... :wink: