New Member from NC
Posted: Fri Oct 18, 2019 8:43 am
Retired Municipal Fire Chief from Salisbury NC.
Now living deep in the Appalachian Mtns. on the NC/TN/GA borders back in the hills.
My Ruger collection is at 43 and still growing.
I have a few old models including the first Ruger I ever bought. A .357 Blackhawk from 1969
and a Super Blackhawk from 1969. These were my two first Rugers and though well used, still good as new today. Also......
- old model 6 1/2" 357 (unfired but no box)
- old model 4 5/8" 41 magnum ( unfired, in the box, all papers, etc.)
- 40 yr. old (1979) super Blackhawk (new model) unfired, NIB
- Super Blackhawk Turnbull NIB
- numerous single actions in 45 colt. Some special editions. Most, shooters.
- 2 NM Blackhawks in 41 magnum
- NM Blackhawk flattop 44 special
- Several GP100s in all barrel lengths, 3", 4", 5" & 6"
- Redhawks 7 1/2" Stainless & 5 1/2" Blue
- SR 1911s Full size and Commander models and also 10mm in Stnls. and Nighthawk in blk.
- MkIIs in blue & stainless
- Redhawk "Backpaker", 44 mag & 41 mag.
- Couple No. 1s (.... great rifles, ..... but you know that)
- Couple Mini-14s (early years) but like new.
- Several 10/22s (2 customized for squirrel and critter control)
That's most of what comes to mind just now. I reload and have for most of my adult life. Live deep in the mtns. and am fortunate to have a rifle and pistol range right behind my reloading shed. Trout in the stream out front. I actually joined the ROCS Sept. 16th, 2018. Was hoping to get to some events and meet some of you but just haven't been able. We operate a business in TN and I mainly take care of the place here. (shooting range, empty brass, etc.) ..... maybe this year. Always anxious to talk Rugers or reloading. Be Safe, and God Bless the US.
Now living deep in the Appalachian Mtns. on the NC/TN/GA borders back in the hills.
My Ruger collection is at 43 and still growing.
I have a few old models including the first Ruger I ever bought. A .357 Blackhawk from 1969
and a Super Blackhawk from 1969. These were my two first Rugers and though well used, still good as new today. Also......
- old model 6 1/2" 357 (unfired but no box)
- old model 4 5/8" 41 magnum ( unfired, in the box, all papers, etc.)
- 40 yr. old (1979) super Blackhawk (new model) unfired, NIB
- Super Blackhawk Turnbull NIB
- numerous single actions in 45 colt. Some special editions. Most, shooters.
- 2 NM Blackhawks in 41 magnum
- NM Blackhawk flattop 44 special
- Several GP100s in all barrel lengths, 3", 4", 5" & 6"
- Redhawks 7 1/2" Stainless & 5 1/2" Blue
- SR 1911s Full size and Commander models and also 10mm in Stnls. and Nighthawk in blk.
- MkIIs in blue & stainless
- Redhawk "Backpaker", 44 mag & 41 mag.
- Couple No. 1s (.... great rifles, ..... but you know that)
- Couple Mini-14s (early years) but like new.
- Several 10/22s (2 customized for squirrel and critter control)
That's most of what comes to mind just now. I reload and have for most of my adult life. Live deep in the mtns. and am fortunate to have a rifle and pistol range right behind my reloading shed. Trout in the stream out front. I actually joined the ROCS Sept. 16th, 2018. Was hoping to get to some events and meet some of you but just haven't been able. We operate a business in TN and I mainly take care of the place here. (shooting range, empty brass, etc.) ..... maybe this year. Always anxious to talk Rugers or reloading. Be Safe, and God Bless the US.