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My father bought the serial #4 No.1 from Joe Clayton in the late 80's. I never hunted with it but did shoot it at the range. He sold it on to Lee Newton sometime in the 90's. Lee of course has not parted with it since.

I am a member of Ruger.net but not .com. Looking at the two I just thought the .net seemed like a better run site. I have noticed that a few of my posts on .net have been copied exactly and posted on .com under a different user name. It's obvious the .com is not guarded or run well and is exposing i...

Nice one Lee

Definitely one of my favorite edc’s.

One cool benefit from buying these SBR's, one of my officers and I got to attend an 8 hour virtual AR556 armorers course from Ruger. The first hour was a history lesson on Ruger from a 30+ year employee. In his office with him he had a cutaway of Bill Ruger's protype machine gun from the WW2 era. Wh...

It does look a little light saberish now that you mention it

I was reluctant for years for any type of electronic sight. At my age now, I'm not sure how I would operate without them.

Not of collectors interest yet but thought I would share my department's newest acquisition. I'm the Assistant Chief for a small department in Oklahoma. When it came time to trade off our old Rock Island Patrol Rifles, I of course had to see what Ruger might offer for law enforcement. I really like ...

It's a fast round so therefore flat shooting. Here is a guy shooting steel at 400 yards with a single seven

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ybCL2XZySY

So although the gun shoots great I find the long barrel doesn’t balance well with the standard grip frame. Has anyone ever put a Ronnie Wells grip frame on a Single Seven? I was thinking a nice brass Bisley variation might suit it.