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Dan...So sorry for your loss of Laura. My sincere condolences to you and your family.

Bill

Bill...You are correct. Thanks for refreshing my memory.

Bill

Jay...I think I had Ray Brazille sell the guns for me, so I don't know who purchased them. I am glad the pair is in a good home .

Bill

I believe I owned .357 Blackhawk #59 and RSS #59 for a few years beginning in the late 1990s when I purchased them from Lynn Laudise.

Bill Cross

These ivory grips were on an engraved Blackhawk 44 Magnum I acquired some years ago. They have the early satin medallions and are set back on the grip panel.

Bill

I am a little out of my element, but years ago the RCA issued certificates verifying the configuration of a Ruger firearm and its shipping information. At that time, someone in the RCA had access to Ruger's invoices, etc. in order to provide the information. Could something like that be implemented ...

The Single-Six shown below was shipped in 1956 as a plain revolver but sent to Charles Jerred for engraving. Not a factory engraved revolver, but a nice one, nonetheless. Jerred's "signature" is on top of the barrel in the usual location. Read more about this revolver in ROCS Digest, Fall ...

Robert T. Runge is featured on pages 89-90 in Gun Engraving Review (circa 1961) by E. C. Prudhomme. He was a staff engraver for Remington Arms and did custom work on a free-lance basis. Pages 89-90 show two engraved Colts and two engraved S&Ws. The Colt Single Action Army is engraved and inlaid ...

Very well done! As others have said, the best Ruger display ever.

Bill

Great gun, grips, and story!

Bill