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Depending upon what the correct count( 3 vs 4) remains to be, the fourth BKH34 factory wood box from Mr Nolan's cabinet lives here in The Woods....... Attributed to a cased 357 Flattop sent to some "Cowboy Charley" in Montana. Gun gone, box to auction, then sold there, and off to EBAY. Factual history starts here............

Hawkeye28 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 6:54 pm Depending upon what the correct count( 3 vs 4) remains to be, the fourth BKH34 factory wood box from Mr Nolan's cabinet lives here in The Woods....... Attributed to a cased 357 Flattop sent to some "Cowboy Charley" in Montana. Gun gone, box to auction, then sold there, and off to EBAY. Factual history starts here............

Hawkeye28,
Thank you for the history lesson!!
I very much appreciate it, and I'm sure others here do also.

JAYDAWG

JAYDAWG wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2025 12:01 pm

Hawkeye28 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 6:54 pm Depending upon what the correct count( 3 vs 4) remains to be, the fourth BKH34 factory wood box from Mr Nolan's cabinet lives here in The Woods....... Attributed to a cased 357 Flattop sent to some "Cowboy Charley" in Montana. Gun gone, box to auction, then sold there, and off to EBAY. Factual history starts here............

Hawkeye28,
Thank you for the history lesson!!
I very much appreciate it, and I'm sure others here do also.

JAYDAWG

You and all are welcome. Glad to share and there are no bad questions, ever! As Dan Tanko notes, "When you and I are gone, Mike, there will be a wealth of knowledge going with us........" That is sad to think about!

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You and all are welcome. Glad to share and there are no bad questions, ever! As Dan Tanko notes, "When you and I are gone, Mike, there will be a wealth of knowledge going with us........" That is sad to think about!
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Hawkeye,
Yes sir, it is sad to think about......that's why I ask questions!!
I appreciate all of you "old timers" being so open to learning us new guys up on Ruger Lore
So, keep talking!!

Cheers,

JAYDAWG