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Prototype and/or military for Nam? Like it!

Love these works and the history lets me live in the past!

lOVE THE CROSS TALK(S) !

GARY, DO YOU STILL HAVE ONE OF THE 201 ELUSIVE SC4 4 5/8" SUPER SINGLE SIXES? I RECALL THE LAST ONE I OBSERVED SOLD OUT OF THE AMOSKEAG STAN TERHUNE AUCTION SOME YEARS AGO.................THEY ARE LISTED BY SN IN ONE OF THE RCA JOURNALS. ONE MAY ASSUME THAT WBR HUFFED AND PUFFED AND ROARED '&qu...

Yes it is true, old model parts are quite uncommon..........keep in mind that they went away for good, factory-wise, at the end of 1972.(JUST LIKE THE OM FIREARMS) AND that is some 53 years ago. Where does the time go? So, it seems that if one comes across old model parts, even if you do not "N...

Ohhhh Boy!

d findley wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2025 1:00 pm Thank you, Mike. I'll save one for you, my friend.

Don, funds in mail, Monday 2/3. Looking forward to your book Splitz

Yep, it sports a super Blackhawk barrel, expertly fitted, so I wonder if someone sent it back to Ruger for a new barrel. I lettered the gun but no mention of any work done on it. I THINK THE CHANGES DONE ON THE SUBJECT FLATTOP WOULD HAVE OCCURRED AT MY BENCH BACK IN THAT DAY. SOME 43 YEARS AGO, I D...

I think It is a 7 1/2" 44 Flattop and too early to be that barrel length I venture I like it!

Nice one RPM, and like the double 'Splitz' numbers on it,,,neat and yes I still believe one of their best models they ever made....sadly Laura sold all of hers many years ago, I believe even the 'Radical One' got some of them, as well as breakfast........ :D ;) GEE Dan! I totally missed that double...