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Does your set have the logo with a red background?
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No red on these.

I've had this set of brass grips for a long time. John and I had talked about them years ago he also had a set. When I first got mine I asked Chad about them he gave me a number of a guy who worked at Ruger I just don't remember his name at this time. But I called and the guy on the other end of the...

With the new RCA journal arriving to members featured on the back page is the first sample of the slab side barrel. As it reads Mr. Ruger instructed Phillip Sara to plane the sides. Manufactured in December 1969 records show it was shipped to Sara who worked at Ruger in tooling for 40 years until hi...

Thank you Rodney.

This once hung in James Triggs office now resides in my office. The middle 200th year patch is only one done, it has a dark blue background, the 200th year patch is the common black background. The 30 year patch on the left is only one made in white and the one on the right is the common one.

James Triggs, The Red Barn print also hangs in the office.

This is the neck tie and pin Ruger CEO Michael Fifer wore when he presented the check to Wayne LaPierre of the NRA for the million dollar gun challenge. You can see the picture of him wearing them, I later had Mike sign it.

Stock certificate i have in my office.

I ended up with a few boards myself. So I had this one done several years ago. I also ended up with big box of nails from the old barn.

Years ago Munnell was making a list of serial numbers of plated single sixes. I have one that was added. All of those guns listed the grip frames all had the anodizing still on them and not polished off. Sad part non of the ones he listed would never letter. I have that list somewhere it had about 1...