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Got my Journal today, what a great issue. Love the story about the two cutaways and the pics of the Ruger personalities.

Jay,
I just saw this. Congrats, you are on a roll. Soon there won't be anymore type one's available. Soon you might have to build a wall around the peninsula.

Yeah Radicool,
Ya didn mist plazd 200262S. I got the gun n still waitn fer that boxx.

Yes,
Thanks to you. Love them .

The other "S" gun lives Idaho now.
Gary, I suggest that we reunite your "S" gun and mine here in Idaho.
I also have two of the SC4's.

10.jpg The display features five factory nickel plated Super Single Sixes and one special “S” gun that represents “The rest of the story”. In 1965 and 1968 Ruger nickel plated approx. 120 guns to cover a batch of roughly 300 discolored frames. Best known are the 120 nickel plated guns. To nickel pl...

3.jpg Triggs Display Description - Who is James Martin Triggs? Jim Triggs was born March 02, 1924 in Indianapolis, Indiana. After high school, Jim attended college and art school, majoring in advertising design and illustration. During his college years, Triggs worked in various jobs including a pa...

We enjoyed another great show here at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa, Idaho with 15 displays, covering 18 tables. There were also plenty of sales tables offering rarely seen Ruger items for sale. Thank you to Hank and Susie for presenting us with another amazing show. Also, a special thanks to the ...

Thank you for your kind words.

Thanks Bennett, missed you in Tulsa this year. Mike