Ruger 44 Carbine serial number lookup
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Buckeye
Did you try this one? I recently did to search my Deerstalker but the number didn't come up. I then sent a letter to Ruger with the carbine number and $10 and within a week or so I got the certificate delivered with all the relevant info. I don't know why this link couldn't do the same. Give it a go, maybe you'll have Better luck then me.
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Yes I tried. It doesn't work with the serial # I inputed.Did you try this one? I recently did to search my Deerstalker but the number didn't come up. I then sent a letter to Ruger with the carbine number and $10 and within a week or so I got the certificate delivered with all the relevant info. I don't know why this link couldn't do the same. Give it a go, maybe you'll have Better luck then me.
Serial Number Lookup
If you still have no luck, I would suggest posting at least the first 4 or 5 digits (if you don't want to share the entire number) of the serial number here. I'm certain one of our members could give you an accurate estimate.
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chet15
Hawkeye
Ruger's serial number lookup page only includes numbers that are on digital files at Ruger. They will only go back to about 1982 "for some models", and some series don't get a good start on that lookup page until about 1986.
Before then you must reference Ruger's standard dates of manufacture pages or the Red Eagle News Exchange "Reference of Ruger Firearms".
Chet15
Before then you must reference Ruger's standard dates of manufacture pages or the Red Eagle News Exchange "Reference of Ruger Firearms".
Chet15
Why should I have to Pay for something that Ruger could easily post in their serial number lookup? From other opinions from Ruger people, the serial # I'm looking up would likely be a 1990's production carbine #102-91×××.
Here is what I found...
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chet15
Hawkeye
Again, unless the records were digitized at the time they were entered in the books... the serial number will not show up on Ruger's serial number lookup webpage.
The earliest date I have found on that so far is from 1981, but even then, all model series' weren't digitized by then.
Chet15
The earliest date I have found on that so far is from 1981, but even then, all model series' weren't digitized by then.
Chet15
I have Super Blackhawk serial 4995.
Ruger's web site shows 1960.
I see:
1 1959
1521. 1960
6222. 1961
7659. 1962
… and so forth …
All the guns are there. Not sure why so many people don't see them.
See Post #4 above. Those instructions should get folks there.
Ruger's web site shows 1960.
I see:
1 1959
1521. 1960
6222. 1961
7659. 1962
… and so forth …
All the guns are there. Not sure why so many people don't see them.
See Post #4 above. Those instructions should get folks there.
