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I have five extra XR3 grip frames, 2 small G and 3 large G. The trigger slot on all five are between .201 and .205.... I took a pic on the inside of the frame, of the raised area where the front screw goes (in front of the trigger opening) and you can clearly see where the two molds came together. T...

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Jay,
What...no Moon Pie with that RC Cola??
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If I was dealing with watertender it would be 2 moon pies and an RC cola!!

Ok................I will take it!!

How about a pic?

Troy,
FYI
Mine had the "time to renew" sticker also.
My card shows I'm paid through 2027

Jay

contender wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2026 8:02 pm Hmmm,,, maybe it was Terry who beat me out!

Ty,
I think you owe me an RC Cola

The foundry in Prescott was not casting cylinder frames. That was done in Newport. In Prescott we had many different customers and each had to have a wax mold to make the part that a wax pattern which was used was made to produce the steel or titanium part. Our employees did not purchase the parts ...

Jay, That's a good question. There does not seem (to me) to be any rhyme nor reason where and when they turn up. A few months ago there was a re-imported LNIB, Ruger NM Single-Six that was German Proofed. I was told it just showed up in with a group of re-imported handguns, but I can not confirm th...

Forgot to update this.
After Chad pointed out it was Lucian Cary, I called Linda and had the letter redone. Plus found one of his books on ebay, and a pic of him firing a rifle.

Terry,
That is cool. Another finger of Ruger collecting that is new to me.
Curious, what would be a reason someone would want or need to re-import them?