Super Blackhawk, s/n 90, Long Grip Frame

Doc4429

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Super Blackhawk, s/n 90, shipped in January 1960.

Bill
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I was fortunate to acquire this Super Blackhawk about thirty years ago from Lynn Laudise. I am sure many on this Forum remember him. He found some great Rugers. Most of the ones I purchased from him I still have.

Bill
 
Yessir I sure remember Lynn, he would sometimes call me when he got a good Super in. I bought a brunch of them too. Not exactly sure since my old memory is fading but I think I got #19 & #20 Long Fames from him.
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(y) Lovely. Doesn't get much better than that!

As I recall from discussion years ago, your presentation secret it to wax your guns. You told me what wax you use but I did not retain that info. Can you refresh my memory? I might want to try it but would be hesitant to just use any random wax that might harm the bluing.

I never met Lynn Laudise but I remember seeing his ads in Shotgun News and I called him too late on a couple of Rugers that had already sold.
 
I use Renaissance Wax on the revolvers in my collection. It was recommended during a seminar I attended on preserving firearms. Last purchased several years ago on Amazon. A small can will last many, many years.

Bill
 
Don Findley is putting together a new book for 2025 on the Super Blackhawks. You should contact him with a few of yours. They are that nice!
 
WOW . . . Lynn Laudise, a name I haven't heard/seen in many years. This thread prompted me to search for him here, and was thrilled to find all the related threads from over fifteen years ago. A great look back. 😁 😁 😁
 

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