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I have a few “common” rugers that I have had reblued (not by ruger) but to have a red eagle done is a different story.
It just seems to me that if it’s done by ruger, it would present the best case scenario.

I’m sure this has been addressed many times, and I’m willing to bet everyone is divided on this, but…. I have a few red eagles that have lost the majority of the bluing. I imagine there isn’t a lot of value to these with the finish gone, but if I were to have ruger reblue them with letters stating s...

Thank you very much for the replies gentlemen!

Bill,
I first noticed the highlighted serial numbers in Chad hiddlesons book,
But hadn’t seen one in person until now.

Ok, now that I have these two French proofed standards in my collection (thank you
Jack),I Have a question.
Why are the serial numbers and the proofs filled in? (That’s what it looks like)
I have seen this in the ruger books, but always thought it was for clarity.
Both guns are this way

Ok all knowing gurus, here’s a interesting one (or two) I have just purchased, (from another ROCS member), but haven’t received yet, a rst4 and a rst6. Both guns have French proof marks, and letters from ruger stating such. Sn. 16-66142 and Sn. 16-57892 The seller didn’t have much info, and a severa...

I would have bought it too!
Looks good.

I’ve seen 2 of those pop up on GB in the last few years, and lost out on both of them.
I am jealous sir!

Now that the 75th anniversary has come out, this question was asked on another ruger Facebook group.
How many of the Talo 60th Anniversary guns were produced?

You might be a bit light with the 90%! Maybe closer to 95!