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I don't remember who it is that is putting a set of #100 Ruger firearms back together, but here is the sn #100 Redhawk...

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1081957313

Chet15

That is interesting. At some point the #22 subscription number was transferred to Skeeter. The #22 is pictured on a cover of a Shooting Times from 1969 and has vertical rings... but I think the 22's might have actually been going to the editor of shooting times at the time, whose last name was Rober...

Nice score! What is the sn on the box?
Chet15

Ruger8r wrote: ↑Sat Dec 28, 2024 7:37 pm Hey Chad,
The link doesn't work for me.

Send me your email and maybe you will be able to post it.
Thanks!

Here's an interesting use of a box that is nearly 100 percent of the time found with Sec. Series revolvers only. Recently came across an auction with this SA though, which goes to prove... whatever Ruger has on hand, it doesn't matter what a certain type of box is normally "used" for, when...

I think Donnie had these at one time. Not sure where they are at today.
Chet15

Whoever owns #1786 short frame Super Blackhawk... your mahogany case and matching numbered shipper are now on gunbroker...

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1077821782

Chet15

Except for the fixed sight Vaquero models, Ruger calls anything they make in .44 Mag. a Super Blackhawk. The Williams gun you are referring to was the first to be made in 4-5/8", these also have a unfluted cylinder but a regular XR3-RED shape grip frame. Shortly after this, Ruger also came out ...

I came across a similar situation with the Bearcat. Below are the pictures I took of the bearcat serial number as well as a Blackhawk with the serial number 1 stamped in the serial number. Hope this helps identify if yours is an "I" or a number 1. https://i.imgur.com/lfb6BwB.jpg Oh, look ...

Box pics...