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67stingray wrote: ↑Sat May 10, 2025 2:09 pm Congrats Jay, now you just need to find the other three and dig up some more mason jars.
Bennett

Bennett,
I had to have them. Half of the herd and all three are consecutive, which is cool.
I'm saving those mason jars for the type 1 flatgates, but I couldn't pass these up.
Time to check the wife's part of the property for jars...........

Cheers,
Jay

Way to go Jay, that is a great group of Green Berets. Happy you got them.
FT44

Wow amazing! Congratulations!

Cant wait to see all three together

Nice! Now you need to find a Green Beret to guard them for you.
I up my offer to a 1992 Yugo, a 1941 Chevy hood ornament, 3 decks of "dirty pitcher" playing cards, (1 for each rifle), a whole bag of marbles, a genuine US Navy watch cap, a 1978 AMF Moped, a jug of corn likker, a set of lace doilies to set the likker jug on, and 6 cans of Bush Bourbon and Brown Sugar Grillin Beans....

Seriously man, good for you!!!

Family picture. Consecutive first 3 of 6 made.
I'm pretty stoked!!
Obviously no roll mark for "RUGER GREET BERET"
Each letter hand punched!

Thanks for the pics!

JAYDAWG wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 3:09 pm Family picture. Consecutive first 3 of 6 made.
I'm pretty stoked!!
Obviously no roll mark for "RUGER GREET BERET"
Each letter hand punched!

Outstanding

Looking good Jay, that's the definition of what you call rare.
Bennett

Great pictures and rare rifles. You have done good Jay.
FT44

Jay, your slat board and rifle hangars look like the Holdup Display models that I have on order? Brass Frame/Lee E