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JussBad wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 1:20 pm I believe I have a couple original boxes and possibly a couple early manuals for that gun. Send me a PM with your email if your interested in purchasing...

Gary...PM Sent!!

Gene and Chad, Appreciate the very kind comments! Thanks again Terry for the great pics!

Ted

DS,

Congrats on your MKII MK-678...very nice shooter. I have a 1978 MkI T-678, it's really sweet, but not NIB!

Now, if only the KMK-514's (my next slot to fill) would show themselves "For Sale" like the 678's ???

Ted

Hello, I'm looking to "complete" my 1950 RST-4 Red Eagle acquisition with a Red Eagle Box and Owners Manual . HERE are pics of the box (thanks Terry), a One-piece assembly with the top hinged to the lower, where the top flips up and over! Is there a dedicated OM just for the 1950 Red Eagle...

Very nice find, beautiful red eagle. Thanks for sharing and the chart and spreadsheet, very good consolidated information. Bennett Thanks Bennett!! Yep, believe I now have my "1st Safe Queen Collectable"!!! :mrgreen: Special thanks to "jowdurt" for his very nice spreadsheet cont...

T.A. Workman wrote: ↑Sun Feb 23, 2020 1:34 pm ...if you are interested...

YES Terry...PM Sent!

Ted

jowdurt wrote: ↑Sun Feb 23, 2020 11:16 am Here is a chart I built that may be useful. Tom Martin has a good chart as well.

JD,

Great spreadsheet with a lot more Detail and Useful info!! Was going to do something similar, but it would have been pretty anemic compared to your endeavor!

THANKS for sharing,

Ted

Congratulations on your find. It certainly is a collectable. The August 2019 edition of the Red Eagle News Exchange (RENE) price guide lists the collector grade Type II's at $610. If you do not have one, Chad Hiddleson's Encyclopedia of Ruger Semi-Automatic Rimfire Pistols * 1949 - 1992 is a must h...

Thanks to all for the kind comments and support! I was given a link yesterday to a very educational and detailed gun show participant, the Bob Belknap's Ruger Red Eagle Display at the 2004 RCA Show in Tulsa! :D I've been reading about the Ruger Collectors "Type" ratings for Red Eagles, but...

Below is my newest acquisition, a 1950 Ruger Red Eagle Standard, SN-3560! After my through take down review, believe it would rate as a NRA "Excellent" status, with 99% perfect bluing and a basically "new" look (inside and out), including an original Red Eagle grip emblem. Riflin...

TCB, Congrats on your 53' find (my birth year)...great find and as per your wonderful blog documentation, cleaned up really nice! I had been eyeing a 53' on auction, but asking way too much and needs a head to toe restoration (bluing is terrible-50%). :oops: Soooo, found and have a RST4 1950 Red Eag...