Security six help

JPG115

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looking at a security six to buy,what model would it be it has wide brass/gold trigger and a grip finger insert on the front of the grip.
 
I do not know of (or have ever seen) any Six series revolvers that were ever produced with any type of brass/gold trigger (unless it was a one off specially made by Ruger for someone). Since it also has a finger insert installed on the frame, I would guess that they were installed by a previous owner. The frame addition is a probably a Tyler T Grip, they were/are very popular to install on a Six series gun, but I have no idea who might have made the trigger.

If it has adjustable sights, it would be a Security Six. If fixed sights and a rounded grip frame, it would be a Speed Six, if a "square" frame and fixed sights, it would be a Police Service Six.
 
Ron nailed it.
Don’t think any were made that way.
Sounds like somebody added a Tyler T Grip and Trigger Shoe.

Tyler offers the grips in black and silver and gold …… polished or matte.

Here’s some Redhawks that use the same #8 size T Grip.
 
Thank you thats what I'm talking about,do you think $400 is a good price guns in very nice shape
 
If the gun is clean, clear barrel, no rust under the grips and $400 I wouldn't let it out of my hand until the transaction was complete. Post pics when you get it. You can try the S/N, if you have it, in the S/N lookup on the Ruger website but don't hold your breath. Or PM it to anyone that has the RENE and they can look it up for you.
 
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My interest is in stainless steel Security, Service, and Speed Sixes. I would jump on any of those for $400 as long as they have good bores and mechanicals.
A scratchy finish may be able to be restored by hand but I could live with that.
 
Thank you,the gun is in nice shape all appears to be functioning properly.Im picking it up on tuesday.
Being in PA, $400 for any of the Six series revolvers is a great price if it is in decent condition. Even if it is a bit rough, still a good price as it can be refurbished pretty easily.
RoninPA ,would you be interested in giving the gun a good looking over and advise me if it needs any work, would rather pay you for your time and knowledge ,I would rather put money into a classic than a new revolver.I”m 31/2 hours east on 80 Snydersville/Stroudsburg.
 
Thank you,the gun is in nice shape all appears to be functioning properly.Im picking it up on tuesday.

RoninPA ,would you be interested in giving the gun a good looking over and advise me if it needs any work, would rather pay you for your time and knowledge ,I would rather put money into a classic than a new revolver.I”m 31/2 hours east on 80 Snydersville/Stroudsburg.
You couldn't get better advice. I'd drive for that for only a short drive like that. Post pics when you get it.
 
JPG115 - I'll send you a message.

Well, it doesn't seem like I can send you a message... so:

I would be glad to look it over and see if it needs anything done to it. I am just outside State College (I can see PSU's Beaver Stadium from my front porch). Would you be bringing it or shipping it to me? Either way, when I'm done I can ship it directly back to you as I am an FFL and by federal law, repaired firearms can be shipped directly back to the owner.
Ron
 
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Now that he’s been here 30 days the PM function may be available to him.
 
Sounds like a standard Ruger Security-Six, likely a .357 Magnum 4" model, with aftermarket upgrades, the wide brass/gold trigger is probably a Tyler T-Grip or similar wide shoe, and the front finger insert/grooves on the grip is a common aftermarket rubber or wood set (Hogue, Pachmayr, or combat-style).
 
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