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rpm enterprises wrote: ↑Sat Mar 21, 2026 5:10 pm Two variations on those as well.

What is the other variation? I've only seen the one. I do want to track down the grey and black sets.

67stingray wrote: ↑Sat Mar 21, 2026 12:14 pm Nice addition to your collection, those were part of the 1983 Ruger employee Xmas gift.
Bennett

What was the rest of the Christmas gift?

Just picked these up: Shrink wrap is in perfect condition. Exited to add them to the slowly growing memorabilia collection

Turned out pretty good! Thank you Greg!

Was just able to pick this up on trade (I do a bunch of IT work for my gunsmith and it came in on consignment)
It's got some of the prettier wood I've seen and if it has been fired, it wasn't much. I'm hoping the owner still has, and can find the box for it.

Many thanks to LDB for assistance with the pin. More photos:Resizer_17734243137761.jpegResizer_17734243652313.jpegResizer_17734244195499.jpeg I keep thinking, then convincing myself otherwise, that I should snatch up one of those wood furniture takedowns.... You're making it a lot hard to convince ...

That's a good deal. Grab it up and get to shootin'

The .41 doesn't kick that hard, certainly less than the .44 Mag. Look at a .357 Blackhawk. If you can fine them, there are some that come with a 9mm cylinder for cheap shooting, plus they shoot .38 spl which kicks like a baby.

https://www.ruger.com/products/newModel ... odels.html

I always enjoy open boxes from Bill. It's like unwrapping a Christmas present and takes about as long. I'm sure he also sent you one of his business cards in the box. I collect them all year long and then give them back to him in Tulsa.......... Two, but one was taped to the box. :lol: :lol:

JAYDAWG wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2026 4:45 pm Thank you for saving me from myself!!!
Cool set from an even "cooler" dude.
Cheers,
Jay

Bill was absolutely awesome to deal with!