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Well, this isn't my only downward spiral, it simply joined forces with my Marlin lever-action and S&W revolver spirals.

Welcome to the forum. Where else can an obsession become investments? Made myself laugh. Love your stags. My undetstanding is that early Ruger revolvers were almist never shipped with stag grips. I say almost never because Ruger. They were, most likely, added later. The staking doesn't look right t...

Although I've owned Rugers for many years I had never had the pleasure of owning a 3-screw. Then about 14 months ago while on lunch break one day I stopped at a LGS to look around and they just happened to have this .45 Colt on consignment in the cabinet. Already owning a New Model Bisley .45, I was...

Wow, that's a beautiful and unique piece! Is it still in an unconverted state?

First, welcome to the forum. Second, it is NEVER a bad habit to buy and collect Rugers, no matter what genre they are. So like the rifles, some (like me) collect the double action revolvers and a lot of folks collect the single action revolvers. But no matter what you like we are all one BIG family...

Welcome to the ROCS website, happy that you have joined us! That is a fine looking .44 Flattop, let us know what questions you have. Thanks for posting that beauty! You can probably tell that I have a special desire for those 44 FTs. FT44 :) Thank you, I feel very fortunate to have found it, especi...

Good afternoon, new member here. While certainly not being new to guns (including Rugers) I'm less knowledgeable about single-actions, especially the 3-screws. A little over a year ago I found my first 3-screw (1972 4 5/8" .45 Colt) and it' sort of started a bad habit. A few weeks ago I brought...

Thanks for letting me join. Big fan of Ruger firearms here, especially their revolvers (as well as S&W :? ), although I do allow their rifles and even semi-auto pistols into my home on occasion. Looking forward to participating in discussions since I know there are many people here who are very ...