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The Ruger early serial number Subscription Program started in the mid to late 50's where gun writers, friends and family of W.B.R. were given the opportunity to purchase guns with a low serial number. The recipients needed to continue buying the same serial number when other Ruger guns were made ava...

Congrats on picking up an early SRH, I believe Jon Sundra had subscription number 67.
Bennett

Looking good Mike and that's one slick display you've got there, thanks for sharing.
Bennett

One heck of a page turner, filled with rare Blackhawks - a must for a Ruger collector's library. Thanks Don and all the contributors for sharing their special revolvers.
Bennett

American Rifleman just posted an short article on it, here's the link https://www.americanrifleman.org/conten ... aved-no-1/
Get your hands on one of these and you'll be the envy of the neighborhood.
Bennett

Amen to the praises of my Ruger brethren, mine showed up today and is hard to put down. Thanks again Don for putting this together and offering it for us Ruger nerds.
Bennett

Nice find Simon, I'd say you'll never regret that purchase, thanks for sharing.
Bennett

Don, I'll get a check in the mail headed your way for a one of them.
Thanks, Bennett

Jeff Munnell did an article on these in the 1987 RCA Winter Journal (Vol. 11, No. 4) that included the 62 serial numbers that Don shared. His research indicates that there were 71 T-678s that were shipped between June 1961 to September 1968 to the R.C.M.P. or an agent. It also has a picture of S/N 3...

Congrats Ron, I assume you got the one in the red and white box at the auction.
Bennett