SPF: Ruger "Buckeye" Blackhawk 32-20 x .32 H&R, Box w/Papers

[weaselmeatgravy]

This is one of two versions of the "Buckeye" Blackhawk convertible revolvers, this being the first caliber combo with one cylinder in .32-20 Winchester and the other in .32 H&R Magnum. The model is the S32X and these were a special limited production run for Buckeye Sports in Ohio back in 1988. The Ohio state tree is the Buckeye and Ruger rollmarked the topstraps on these guns with a Buckeye leaf emblem. The following year, Buckeye Sports ordered a second combo in .38-40 x 10mm. The Buckeye revolvers have 6.5" barrels, were only made in blue, and have steel grip frames. This one is in near new condition with a few very minor handling marks. It comes with the box which has the unique blue on white color, instruction manual, and the small bubble wrap bag used for the second cylinder.

SPF $825 shipped FFL to FFL

 

[VernTMG]

That's a nice one and a good price, I don't think its going to last long! Makes me wonder what other goodies you'll keep pulling out. Very nice

 

[Brent1086]

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[mhblaw]

Don't see a price, what did it sell for?

 

[Black Dog]

Click on "SPF' for price. Black Dog

 

[GLASSMAN]

I had to dig mine out to check the label , it's the same.
I know there was a different marked label for these, but I don't remember the details.
I suppose a good thing as I probably would try to chase that down, too.
These .32'a.......you know.

 

[weaselmeatgravy]

I know there was a different marked label for these, but I don't remember the details.

GLASSMAN, this is the super-rare label, mismarked as a Single Six, model SSM-6X:

 

[GasGuzzler]

Don't see a price, what did it sell for?

It was listed at $850 or $950.....can't remember but it was less than $1K and more than $800. Most people leave the price for future reference as requested by the site.

 

[GLASSMAN]

Im going to have to hunt one of those ssm-6x labeled guns own someday for the .32 collection.
WMG, just sell me yours so I can feel so.................complete
I think there were about 100 or so with just a white label?