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Jay, this is the first time I have seen the "print" from a roll die where I can see the results! Thank you.
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Troy and Taryn, as a past displayer at this huge show, I commend you on the terrific job of displaying your passion in collecting Rugers firearms and the memorabilia! Enjoy your stay in Houston and be sure to include pictures of factory staff. Brass Frame/Lee.

Did you get an autographed copy of the book "Compliments of Col. Ruger"? I am sure this was an exciting and eye opening experience with the Master of Ruger collecting! Brass Frame/Lee

Troy, be sure to down load your photos onto a CD or thumb drive for me to include in the ROCS Summer Report. The written part needs to be in WORD and email to me. Good luck with the show and congrats for volunteering to display for RCA. Thank You and best of wishes to Taryn. Brass Frame/Lee

Bill, Your Flat Top looks like my Texas BBQ gun! BKH 44 with turkish walnut grips, Cylinder Frame is Color Case Hardened with Super Blackhawk hammer and trigger. Fun gun to shoot too. You have a real appealing gun to my eyes. Brass Frame/Lee

I agree with Bill. Donnie has been a busy BOY writing these books over the last few years! Great reference books with lots of photographed Rugers owned by ROCS members! Brass Frame/Lee

Did you find a Deerstalker? Brass Frame/Lee

Jay, sorry I am late to your party, just do NOT take your eye off the wheel, roulette wheel that is. I am beginning to see why WBR Sr was trying hard to buff out these terrible colored early production revolvers! I am partial to the early BKH3 center fire Rugers with the same color issue. Congratula...

I have a 3 digit .44 Deerstalker, a full length stocked .44 carbine, a No.3 in .44 magnum and a No.1 in .44 Magnum. All are as new condition
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I have #0040 with both boxes back in my vault. From the first day production. Brass Frame/Lee