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Thanks for the reply Bob.
The pictured brass frame came from Ronnie Wells.

Cheers,
JAY

DANG!!!
I hope it looked like that!
Cool picture.

JAY

Ok......so just found the last 3 of the serial on the cylinder...SO, back to RENE and am a bit confused, ya I know, what's new :oops: :o RENE says "RSS5W's made from March 1963 to the end of model production in 1973 (s/n range 358xxx to 21-56105) do not have the last three digits of the serial numbe...

We all know that the convertibles had the last 3 of their serial number stamped or scratched with with an electric pencil (RENE verbiage) on the face of the cylinder. Today I am cleaning up a single six type 4 flat gate and found the last 3 of the serial scratched on the underside of the ejector rod...

I WILL NOT GIVE UP!!!
Somebody, anybody......HELP ME

JAY

See this thread.
Bennett posted a picture of a Ruger and Premier gates.

viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2408

JAY

Lee, Thanks for the response. My first step in to brass frames. Kinda nervous about applying my limited skills on a nice piece of machining like this. Luckily fishing season is here in the Pacific Northwest and I can put it off until late fall when I'm done on the water :) ;) :) I will post when I v...

Bill,
Wanted to let you know my new card arrived a few days ago.
THANK YOU.
Cheers,
JAY

Ron, Ron, Ron........what are we gonna do with you?!?!? :roll: I KNOW :idea: Now you need a flatgate single six, a Tri-Color lightweight, an alpha cat, a Super Bearcat, some Liberty Blackhawks, and, and, and...... :lol: You get my drift. I'm with Bennet, the SA stuff is my favorite. But, like OM sai...

Also just noticed the invoice numbers.
Tom's was 26795 and WBR was NEXT with 26796, but got the first "pick"......
Cool history here. Again.

Cheers,
JAY