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I've only ever seen white cardboard.
The LCR is one of those models that is made for price point. Not sure that Ruger would put a more expensive plastic flambeau case with that. Like the LCP
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I suppose that can happen with a different printer, but to my knowledge Ruger only had one printer for these types of boxes. In that case, perhaps that printer just did different/renewed artwork or obtained updated equipment. The 2nd box pictured is for a .41 mag. Also, there are 2 known .44 FT boxe...

d findley wrote: ↑Sat Oct 04, 2025 10:36 am Jim Triggs engraving patterns!

Do you remember seeing any of Triggs’s templates for those patterns?

Does that one have any extra "ORVIS" markings?
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Terry... one of those chrome stick drills has a 1/4 chuck on it???
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Not sure what weight the steel head is. It isn't marked.
One of my 14 oz titanium heads is also marked "PAT PEND"
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I have a RENE member who is looking for one or two pair of Walnut thumbrest grip panels for A54 frame pistol (medallion in left panel),
just need to have black eagle medallion. Looking for one or two pair.
Contact Glen Fleming (256) 559-6572

Forgot I had this many. Also have a Ruger/Stilletto titanium head with interchangeable hammer face (not able to find it at the moment).
The 2nd hammer from left is a steel head. All others are titanium...

Short action flat bolts are known into the early 71- prefix. There are a few in .250 Savage. I think the rarest long action flatbolt would probably be in .338. Ruger must have done a cleanup of long action flat bolt components right when they were doing a batch of .338's. The Long action flatbolt RS...

But if it is a Super Blackhawk it would have been made in late 1962 or early 1963.
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