I'm sure it could be part of a package deal.radicalrod wrote: ↑Mon Dec 12, 2022 10:07 am Jay that is one nice RED EAGLE.....I was kinda hoppin you would pass on it
Type 1 Red Eagle
Re: Type 1 Red Eagle
I do not "own" these guns, I am but the next caretaker
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That is really nice.
As to build vs ship dates. I have a RSS9X produced in June of 1960 and shipped in November of 1962.
As to build vs ship dates. I have a RSS9X produced in June of 1960 and shipped in November of 1962.
Frank
Retired: 67Z5M
NRA
Maryland Shall Issue
Retired: 67Z5M
NRA
Maryland Shall Issue
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VERY nice!
No clue as to why it sat for 5 years. Often,, there are Rugers that were made,, then not shipped for several years. I'd say there can be several reasons it didn't ship right away.
No clue as to why it sat for 5 years. Often,, there are Rugers that were made,, then not shipped for several years. I'd say there can be several reasons it didn't ship right away.
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Curious to know whether it has a 5-groove or 6-groove barrel.
Chet15
Chet15
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Chad,
I suppose I should have included in my original post that
thanks to RENE, I found it to be a type 1A with a 5 groove barrel.
Jay
I do not "own" these guns, I am but the next caretaker
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Even as ignorant as I am, not hard to see that you now have in hand a beautiful Type 1 Red Eagle! Sincerely. bruce.
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The ship delay is odd, but, also belonging to the S&W camp, that wasn't terribly unusual at Smith. The S&W Historical Foundation letters indicate when the SN was shipped as there is no record of when it was built.
Very nice grab, and my Nov. '50 Type II says "Hi."
Very nice grab, and my Nov. '50 Type II says "Hi."