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Brass Frame wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2026 8:37 am Jay, this is the first time I have seen the "print" from a roll die where I can see the results! Thank you.
Brass Frame/Lee

I borrowed some of the grand kids' playdough.....

Wow, wish I could see it in person.

I would say, that this has to the best Ruger display ever put together....
You two should be very proud to represent all the rest of us..........like no one else ever has.

Thank you.

Jay

Used to roll mark the barrel on single sixes. Maybe the flat tops???

Most of you know that I am a type 1 Flat Gate nerd :lol: So, when the subject came up about the T1 vs T2 guns, I asked about the flat breech type 1, cylinder prototype casting shown on page 157 of Pistols & Revolvers. I am fortunate to have added it to my collection. For me, other than actual gu...

"Why do you have a Brake spoon in this cabinet of Ruger memorabilia" I asked.......... The story is that the employees were buying brake adjusting tools at a local parts store and using them to pop open the molds they were casting cylinder frames in. When the boss found out ( I can't remem...

A cool piece from my trip to Oklahoma

I went to the Tulsa show this last weekend and made a side trip to Skiatook, and came away with some amazing Rugers & "stuff" Easily the highlight of my weekend. I will post some of my new additions for ROCS members to see and enjoy. I never knew the factory had just parts engraved, I ...

That's cool......................

For the last 5 years my therapist thought I was a rockhound.....
and into geology, because I kept saying how much $$$ ROCS had cost me..

WOW

That's awesome Terry. Good for you & nice eye on GB!!
You have it looking good..........
It's so fun to see cool stuff like this found by ROCS members.
Thanks for posting and congratulations!!!

Jay