I don't know if anyone is in the search for one but there's one sitting on Gunbroker now. Pretty neat commemorate, here's the link to it : https://www.gunbroker.com/item/839643050
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Roy Rogers Single-Six
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Roy Rogers Single-Six
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Re: Roy Rogers Single-Six
Chief AJ and Roy did an old-timey cowboy and Indian gun trade in which they exchanged their respective Ruger tributes with one another at a show in Vegas. I've got the pamphlet and some paperwork shown on that RR but don't own the gun. It's a nice looking single six.
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Re: Roy Rogers Single-Six
I remember reading that in your book, if you could locate one for the right price might make a good display idea. Not sure what the current value of one is, they don't show up that often.
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Re: Roy Rogers Single-Six
those were nice guns, I recall back in the day when Ron Mahovsky was doing these tribute guns and he had to get permission from the family (Rusty I recall, the son) and they put those guns together as well as some Super Bearcats, wish I had a camera back in those days, all I got out of them was the grips they used for the guns before they signed the "RR" higher up on the panel , where the medallions would be........
