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SteveRuger wrote: ↑Mon Dec 29, 2025 1:08 pm The 3NIB with sleeves #21000; #22000 & #22000 live with me in the middle of the Rocky Mountains.
Great Auction

Cool Steve!
Awesome set

DANG........this getting organized thing is starting to pay off!!!

An Ohio gun room trip is on my bucket list!!!

Look at you!!!
Digging through the pile and finding all this cool stuff!!
Careful, you don't want to get organized........

Lee, I don't believe that the fact nobody has volunteered is a lack of wanting to help, or a symptom of "let someone else do it". I just think none of us know HOW to digitize something. I don't know, but I would guess the publisher has the files in digital form....... I think you are on th...

Great piece!
Appreciate the pics.
keep 'em coming

Cheers,
JAYDAWG

VERY COOL.......

Here is a list of the guns offered at that auction. Pretty cool......!!! The following are Low Serial Numbers-All are new in box. 19. 1961 Ruger Deer Stalker 44mag ser.#444; 20. 1967 Ruger 243 ser.#54; 21. 1968 Ruger M77 6mm ser.#54; Pistols: 22. 1954 Ruger Single Six 22 ser.#50; 23. 1954 Ruger Sing...

Thanks Guys. Mr. Dougan was kind enough to include a nice letter of provenance. Quite fortunate, I am.................. Jay FROM THE GUN ROOM OF JOHN C. DOUGAN December 8, 2025 re: Ruger Single-Six revolvers serial nos. 200051 & 200052 Dear Mr. Oen, It was indeed a pleasure to visit via telephon...

A small straight is 4 in a row in Yahtzee....... :lol: Fortunate to have received two LW Tri-Colors from Mr. Dougan today. I had obtained the 200053 and 200054 in the last couple years. These two came from the now famous 2013 Corinth KY auction, part of the Don Black collection and were NIB with shi...