Old model box question

[Redfish]

Was there ever a time when Ruger designated a convertable box? Example; is there an old model box that has a catalog number as BKH-34X? (this question is to include 45s and 22 convertables). Thanks for the education.

 

[radicalrod]

Shippers YES.......boxes NO..........see ya RR.

 

[Redfish]

Thanks RR
-out

 

[T.A. WORKMAN]

Heres an older Single-Six convertible with a white paste
over label for RSS4X. There were a few box's in the 42XXXX
range that were printed RSS4X.

 

[flatgate]

And, it's a "misprint"..... RS99X instead of RSS9X :shock:

Not mine.... it's from UTAH!

flatgate

 

[contender]

Now that mis-printed box label is cool!!!!!!

 

[radicalrod]

OPPS my answer was way too simple.......appears only a few RELABELED boxes have the elusive X.....which I do have a few of.....that's what makes this hobby so "FUN"........see ya RR.

 

[T.A. WORKMAN]

And, it's a "misprint"..... RS99X instead of RSS9X :shock:

Not mine.... it's from UTAH!

flatgate

Congrats to the owner of that box!!!!!
Terry

 

[Redfish]

Thanks. But the "x" was only on the box of the 22s? How about the big guns? 357s and 45s? Does anyone have an example of that?

 

[chet15]

Thanks. But the "x" was only on the box of the 22s? How about the big guns? 357s and 45s? Does anyone have an example of that?

I believe some of the convertible blackhawks that had a two-piece box with large label covering the end also were marked BKH-34X or BKH-36X. But these are rare. Ruger didn't run out of the standard BKH-34 or BKH-36 printed box very often.
Anybody got a lettered -34X or -36X with a sticker box?
Chet15

 

[flatgate]

How about a Hawkeye box with the RS99X label?

Yup, you guessed it, Utah again!

flatgate