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Love the concept, Troy! Here’s where my brain went with it.

“Ordinary or Extraordinary?” or

“What makes an ordinary Ruger extraordinary?” or

“Hunting for the extraordinary”

Asking a question in the banner could make people want to engage.

But then I’ve never been to Tulsa… yet!

TomD

I’m sure this is just a licensing deal, LDB. I don’t drink but this will look good in the display.

TomD

Welcome Mike! What an amazing Ruger you have. Such a valuable piece of Ruger history there.

TomD

Hi Chad, I can use this one. PM coming.

TomD

Bill, since you are not too far from the twin cities, we’ll have to meet up one day and discuss the predator from the northwest. Meanwhile, I’ll keep trying to sneak a few past you two. I remember Jay Leno saying that about his car collection. “I didn’t pay too much, I just bought some too early”. H...

Beautiful! They can still be found in the wild.

Just as long as they don’t ALL end up in Washington or Fargo. Some kind of sucking sound in those two places.

TomD

Since you have the story, Troy, I’d want the one that matches its original build. That way it’s in the “original” box on a very nice modified gun.

My 2 cents,
TomD

Great display, Rod! Good to see you making use of the brass rod as you do on your guns. Very clever. Looks like they are floating.

Only real men wear pink! Nicely done.

TomD

Beautiful Troy. Really like the nickel one. Not too many numbers off from mine. Thanks for sharing.

TomD

Good catch Troy. My wife asks why I look at the listings so often, this explains it.

TomD