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Acquired a couple more. Now averaging one a year.

A pair of 3 digits and a couple 1951s.

Those are nice! (You could save some for the rest of us!)

Nice!
Fun stuff

Very nice! That's what started it all!

The Red Eagles is what got me interested in chasing old Rugers.....at a local show a guy had 0265. I didn't have enough cash on me so I trade him my pocket knife and belt buckle too. Walked out happy with gunew w in one hand and the other hand holding my pants up. best day ever.......I think I now own a dozen 265 guns

Beautiful pistols!!! Especially like the 4.5 inch barrels. Sincerely. bruce.

radicalrod wrote: ↑Sun Jun 08, 2025 4:26 pm The Red Eagles is what got me interested in chasing old Rugers.....at a local show a guy had 0265. I didn't have enough cash on me so I trade him my pocket knife and belt buckle too. Walked out happy with gunew w in one hand and the other hand holding my pants up. best day ever.......I think I now own a dozen 265 guns

That is pretty cool! I’m still looking for my second 600 gun.

For those new to all this and still about 99% ignorant of all the knowledge what are 265 guns?

Absolutely beautiful pistols!!
Terry

LDB,
Radical Rod collects Ruger's serial numbered 265.

265 is the serial number. Each model has its own 265 serial number and the chase for matching serial numbers across models has been known to drive collectors insane, or at least into the poor house.......