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I have heard from a couple "younger" members who wish to view an all digital version of some Digests and Reports. My concern is the style or type of viewing that will satisfy all readers? It will require a login for members only and will probably start with only one issue to work out the &...

Jay, Over my many years of collecting I have put together a few pairs of consecutive numbered Old Model Ruger! However you take the award for putting this quadruple set of 4 together!! All 4 appear to be NIB and all are double boxed. Your guns have some interesting provenance from several well known...

Since no volunteers have stepped up to download our Digests and Reports onto our webpage, I guess this input will be considered just an "idea"? Are the magazines, journals or Digests offered by Colt, Winchester, Smith and Wesson and others, offered in a digital format on their webpages? We...

Rod, unfortunately we are all getting to the age that this happens regularly. Our friends and family grow more important with every day!
Yes, he was an honest and upfront guy who belongs in a small circle of elite engravers! BRass Frame/Lee

Great picts and an amazing array of trophy sheep! They are truly majestic animals that live on "the edge"!
Brass Frame/Lee E

We have back issues for sale. I believe the price is still $25 per copy. We need a volunteer with computer experience and the time to put them out for our members. Contact myself or Bill Hamm for further input. Brass Frame/Lee E

Yes, your Super has become a good purchase. Good luck shooting it, you might start with .44 Special loads.
Brass Frame/Lee E

Could you please post the serial number. Did you mean the wood GRIPS are marked MR3DB or did you mean the grip FRAME was so marked?
Brass Frame/Lee

Troy, I have No.1, serial number 113 that is NIB. It came with the split rings, but seems to have a short barrel (AB) to accurately shoot a
308 cartridge? Enjoy yours with the early type 1 checkering on the forearm. Brass Frame/Lee E

Many years ago, I purchased a complete set of American Rifleman magazines for every month from1945 through 1975. After removing every staple, I secured the Ruger advertisements in plastic page protectors in chronological order. They remain in large three ring notebooks for each decade. They make gre...