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After reading the catalog and the Ruger book by R.L.Wilson. The question occurred, were the designs engraved by the Adams, their designs or patterns provided by Ruger? It seemed like a good reason to follow up with their office manager. Mrs. Adams, Mary sent me a reply a day ago. It turns out the sc...

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Mary sent me a note that her Husband and her Son engraved a total of 382 red labels 401-* = 50 411-* = 190 420-* = 70 430-* = 72 Sadly her note did not specify which were A, B or C grade(s) I have reached out to see if these were designed by some one else and adopted by Ruger as A, B, C patterns or ...

Mary sent me a note that her Husband and her Son engraved a total of 382 red labels 401-* = 50 411-* = 190 420-* = 70 430-* = 72 Sadly her note did not specify which were A, B or C grade(s) I have reached out to see if these were designed by some one else and adopted by Ruger as A, B, C patterns or ...

My collecting interest has now targeted the Engraved Ruger Red Labels. The short story is my first is a 2005 20 gauge with the grouse. The second is Ruger Hand Engraved 20 gauge photo like can be seen in the 2005 Ruger Catalog. After some research John J Adams Jr. has been identified as the the engr...

This Ruger was done for me at the Ruger Studio of Art and Engraving in 2007 by Heidi Roos. I guess I should call to see if a factory letter would reflect the same information.

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Ruger Red Label - 20 ga stock set - ( Circassian Walnut ) - Rare hard to find set, will fit - old blued models only. - Ruger -NOS

Are their any Red Label gunsmiths who would know what is different between old blued models and 2005 stainless/engraved
Red Labels?