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Colt letters are issued through a separate company, Colt Archive Properties, LLC and Smith & Wesson letters, similarly, are issued by the Smith & Wesson Historical Foundation. The S&WHF and Colt Archives use the records of S&W and Colt, respectively, but do not impact their budgets a...

I always enjoyed talking with Rich at Tulsa. We discussed both Rugers and S&Ws as he was very knowledgeable about both. He will be missed.

Bill Cross

Thanks Bill. I will.

Bill

Mail in Newburgh is slow I guess, I still have not received my copy.

Bill

These grips came on a 44 I acquired several months ago. Based on the type of Ruger medallions (dull) and their placement, I assumed they were made up. However, after reading the information about early ivory panels in the thread on Single Six #22, I thought I would post a picture of the grips and se...

There are members with more expertise, but over the years I have seen a few original aluminum grip frames that have a duller or gray appearance. One of my FTs with a 10-inch barrel, shipped in August 1959, is one of them. The grip frames are polished and then blackened using perhaps an anodizing pro...

Great displays Mike!!!

Bill

I am a member through the end of 2022, but no patch yet. Patch received on 10/25. Thanks.

Bill

I have enjoyed reading Don's informative and well written articles about Rugers over the years. Another article well done!!!!

Bill

A redesigned site is still there.

Bill