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yessir did quite a few of them LWs over the years, few guys took the chance to try and pull the barrel on a LW, things can go "FUBAR" all to easy with them soft LW cylinder frames ...piece of cake to redo the barrel, too bad you are not closer by here, I could show you a few 'tricks' as we...

Yes, probably used a Sears screwdriver to remove those larger diameter heaed screws, as the first ones ,that had used the 'escutcheons' in the holes the screw head was smaller diameter,,,some even had the same screws, smaller heads in th grips the escutcheons were NOT used so looked funny with an &q...

Yes, we too hope he is ok and doing well, as we had added some of them Bearcats to his collecting many year ago, as Laura did not "want them all".........

maybe its the name of the person who actually did the framing???? the name does not ring a bell from around this area , maybe someone back up in the North East??? Any info from the auction house that handled the sale? ? hhhmmmm.......recall many years ago Roger Dorsett and Chief AJ had lots of stuff...

I think you will find a variation among them from mag to mag, almost, to me, like they turned them by hand, and are usually just rounded at the top, some a bit of a flat, and the first ones a bit larger in diameter for the button itself,,in fact if you look at the mags pictured in Chads 'Encyclopedi...

Yessir, and great pictures to show the difference as this has come up over and over again in past years with the Bearcats , especially the "alpha cats".......

sadly we'd have to "boot" two Members , which I believe they have got the "boot", they are out, but sadly so are we....it took two, the Member who actually placed as LOADED rifle on the table and the other who picked up the gun and pulled the trigger for whatever reason, bad doin...

KInda looks like the work they used to do down in TIjuana years ago , or some leather ( holster) maker who was "Bored" yes would be nasty to any gun going in or out........

Interesting piece, but has all the features of a newer, later standard or Mark I....best to actually measure ( mic) the diameter of the receiver tube, and compare to another auto....anyone can 'pantograph' ,engrave marking ,numbers and letters and those are NOTHING Like any that Ruger used. I' ve se...

Oh yes, Laura did that many years ago, with her very first Red eagle #3102 , then when the Bill Ruger stainless Signature model came out she got the match an d I found her the Single Six same number , so it can be done......heck a few years ago before Don W., passed away he found her the SAME serial...