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Selling a KGP-161 (6", stainless steel GP-100, .357 magnum) Was produced in 1992, has the insert style grips. Has been fired but by the front of the cylinder, not very much. Next to no cylinder line, no visible wear. S/N 172-56176 Comes with the Shipper, box, papers, and I obtained the Ruger letter ...

Well, Mine have been paid for and now I'm waiting their arrival. Here is what I got: Security Six s/n 150-00046, 4" with one piece white box with interior cutout and all paperwork SP101 s/n 570-00046, 2 1/4" one piece yellow box with shipping sleeve and all paperwork GP100 s/n 170-00046, 4" one piec...

If you have a recent copy of the BBGV, closely read the How to Use This Book section and the Foreword (my 2018 edition has a good section titled Why don't Some Guns Go Up In Value - it gives a great explanation ). The How To Use also explains how the prices are set and how they get the info. Also, a...

The seller doesn't pay a fee, the buyer does. Poulin tacks on a 17.5% buyers fee, that is where they make their money and the seller makes what the item sold for at the bang of the gavel. Even with that fee, the guns I got average out pretty good for what I got.

Chad, I did get the Security Six, GP100 and SP101 serial number 46. Great adds for both my Six series and GP100 collections. And a good start if I delve into the SP101's (I think I have 4 now)

Ted,
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Got mine yesterday. I like it (and Jackie does too).

Went to the s/n lookup - www.ruger.com/dataProcess/serialHistory/ and entered a serial number I wanted to see what it showed. Got a bit of a suprise. The s/n I entered 150-00046 came up as: Model # 01501 Product Line SINGLE SIX Caliber 357 Mag In Production No Shipped In 1972 Instruction Manuals New...

Jay, Believe it or not I have 10 singles actions (9 Rugers and 1 Colt) but 5 of those are not shooters. I do like shooting single actions but my heart (and collections) are double action revolvers (at this time :D ). The first handgun I bought was in 1974, I just turned 21, was in the USAF (A1C - E-...

I dare say who doesn't like or have fun shooting a big bore full power single action revolver (if they are physically able to). Just something about the shot going off and the gun rotating up like it's supposed to, hearing the bang of the target and seeing it swinging wildly then cocking the gun whi...