38 years later...

[zebra55]

I remember being in my senior year of college when Ruger announced the Lyman Centennial. I drooled at the pictures, wishing I could afford even a grade II edition. but being young and broke, it just wasn't to be. Now 38 years later, I finally now own, not only a Grade II ( actually have 2), but now finally got a Grade I...I guess it's one of the bright spots of getting old is having some play money.

[gunman42782]

That is awesome. I still can't afford one!

[gewehrfreund]

Posting about a Grade I Lyman and not providing pictures!? What's this world coming to . . .?

[ElNumeroUno]

Grade I's have always been hard to find. Don't know where all the first ones went, but they don't turn up too often.
Lee

[zebra55]

ok here is some pictures of no 55 of 101

[zebra55]

and more pics

and one with it's grade II brothers

[zebra55]

also goes nice with my RMEF krag

[gewehrfreund]

Quite a collection! Thanks for sharing.

Now all you need the is the rarest Lyman version - the unmarked overrun . . . . .

[flattop44]

Man, that is some outstanding wood! Fine No. 1s, thanks for posting all these for us to enjoy.
I do believe that you like No. 1s!!
FT44

[O M CRAZY]

Absolutly beautifull guns! Thanks for sharing. You should bring them to one of our shows.

O M CRAZY