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Do you know who made the folding stocks? Ruger did make the Mini with a folding stock in the late 70's and 80's IIRC. They were probably made by someone other than Ruger so you would have to know who made it (Butler Creek, Choat, Samson etc.). A picture would be very helpful.

Good looking set and the 250th is a plus for any collection.

Wow, great find Bennett. As it is said, with Ruger you never say never about things that might show up.

Always good to see folks finding the odd ball Ruger stuff that is out there. That's a good purchase for a Six series collector.

Good looking rifle.

Interesting MK III. Any other holes in the barrel and receiver for sights (other than the holes for the rail)? RENE says the "GCL" stands for Government Competition slab side bull barrel, Lipseys issue. I would suspect the B is for Blued. The serial number shows that it was made after 2009...

Cerakote, if prepped and applied correctly is a very tough, rust resistant coating. About the only way to remove Cerakote is to abrasive blast it off. But that leaves a surface that ready to be reCerakoted. It probably could be polished at that point and reblued but IMO it would take a person that r...

A loose head for that lower right corner would look good. The way it is right now a right handed person would think nothing is odd. If you reversed it, a left handed person would not think it is odd. (I'm right handed). Similiar to displaying handguns and even rifles/shotguns, most people think a fi...

Troy, What a great collection of "odd balls" thanks for sharing with us. Oh, I also stay out of the way when my wife is having a yard/garage/whatever sale .

Oh heck, now I have to go look at all my boxes. IIRC, I have several with that paper packing also. Will scrutinize the end labels also. Thanks for posting, gives me something to do if I have nothing else going on.