Ruger USST Shooting Medals

Were these medals included w/the pistol, or did one have to send off for them (and/or pay extra)?

I only ask because I've seen a few of the USST MKIIs for sale (in person) and have never seen the medals.

Thanks!
 
They were available through the USST team I know. That's how I aquired mine.
 
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I still have some medals available but not 207 or 206 sorry. Russ
 
Scan of USA Shooting Team medal offer that shipped in the box with the gun. Printed on 4 x 6" card stock; reverse side not shown as it is blank:
USSToffer.jpg
 
I have only 45 medals left the #s are are58,61,64,68,70,71,82,89,94,105,106,109,113,114,117,118,122,123,126,128,131,132,134,135,136,138,141,159,160,166,169,175,177,178,181,182,186,189,217,221,223,225,236,240 this was the original post Olympic/Ruger Medal and coins have been made available. They are being advertised only to the Ruger collectors at this time. All proceeds are going to the USA shooting Team at the Olympic center --To see a picture e-mail me or See RENE latest issue, also posted on RCA web site. See other info under collectable section of the forum. This is a chance to get a rare collectable and in some cases you can match a medal to a gun I dont have all #s but check with me for your choices. Medals are # 1-250 Medals donation $50.00 plus $3.00 s/h Coin type $35.00 plus S/H all proceeds are going to suport the USA shooting Team at the Olympics. Checks sent to USA Shooting 18 Whittemore Rd. Framingham, Ma. 01701 are tax deductable. 1-508-561-2327 Russ
 
Hi guys all the info to purchase is listed 2 posts back Price and address are in that reply Russ
 
RD18 said:
I have only 45 medals left the #s are are58,61,64,68,70,71,82,89,94,105,106,109,113,114,117,118,122,123,126,128,131,132,134,135,136,138,141,159,160,166,169,175,177,178,181,182,186,189,217,221,223,225,236,240 this was the original post Olympic/Ruger Medal and coins have been made available. They are being advertised only to the Ruger collectors at this time. All proceeds are going to the USA shooting Team at the Olympic center --To see a picture e-mail me or See RENE latest issue, also posted on RCA web site. See other info under collectable section of the forum. This is a chance to get a rare collectable and in some cases you can match a medal to a gun I dont have all #s but check with me for your choices. Medals are # 1-250 Medals donation $50.00 plus $3.00 s/h Coin type $35.00 plus S/H all proceeds are going to suport the USA shooting Team at the Olympics. Checks sent to USA Shooting 18 Whittemore Rd. Framingham, Ma. 01701 are tax deductable. 1-508-561-2327 Russ


I don't suppose anyone has access to medal #234?
 
Hello All,

New member here, I've got a question for you guys. I've owned the 3rd edition Talo race rifle for a few years now, but now I've gone back and collected the first two models and I'm currently saving up for the forth model that was recently released. The one thing I'm missing for my collection is the Ruger Olympic Medal and Coin that RD18 offered about a year ago. I tried to get in touch with him to see if he had any left but could not reach him. I'm hoping someone may know of another way to acquire these items.

Not looking for a particular number on the medal, just want to have a medal and coin to go with the guns.

Thanks for any help.
 
These are the #s I have left. 64,68,70,82,89,94,106,109,113,114,117,118,123,126,128,131,134,135,141,159,160,166,175,182,186,225,240 Russ
 
Gary, there were several different metals used to create these coins. The most common was done in a bronze tone metal about 100 made I received all of these and have a few left I will bring some to the ROCS show this weekend. Then there were a few (don't have exact count, less than 5 made) done in silver. Another few were done in silver and gold this info is based an a letter given to me with one of the coins it states less than 20 were made in this form. I know that there was only one made in solid gold (I hope to own it one day). I saw that silver one that you talked about for sale. Most of these never were released to the general public as there was a cease and desist given because of something to do with copyright issues with Bejing.
 
RD18 said:
Most of these never were released to the general public as there was a cease and desist given because of something to do with copyright issues with Bejing.

I have never thought of China as being a bastion of copyright protection. 8)

Irony is not dead… :P
 

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