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Not sure if it's the same one, but last year at Tulsa, there was a guy with MANY miniatures. I saw a Hawkeye and a flattop, Plus many other manufacturers guns, but he wanted almost as much as the actual gun was worth....so I passed.
Not sure if I made a mistake or not?

Looks great.............
Clean lines, I like it!

Hey old timer!!
Good to see you post again!!!!
Put a picture on here, I want to see it.

JAYDAWG

I have bought from them before, their coated bullets for 357/38.
Great product and company.
Cheers,
JAYDAWG

A 10-22 with shot shells are more accurate, I just can't remember if they cycled the action.
If not cycle manually

radicalrod wrote: ↑Mon Oct 13, 2025 9:56 am Can you shoot shot shells in these ?

Are you duck hunting!?!??

That's neat. What makes it a second? Something in the bluing or finish is not up to Ruger standards, but the gun functions properly and is safe, so it gets the "S" stamp to signify it is a second. The lightweight "S" guns actually shipped almost 10 years (1966) after they stoppe...

Wow, very cool & rare!
Good for you

RoninPA wrote: ↑Tue Sep 16, 2025 3:48 pm Go to and click on the "Shows" tab and then click on the Tulsa heading and it will take you to where everything should be explained. If you need more info, just post and I or someone else will get you answers.

Ron
Thanks for posting this.
Got mine bought!!

Jay

Wow,
Very cool.
Like Bill said, good eye!