RugerSociety.com

The serial number lists everybody sees in the Reference of Ruger Firearms are serial numbers that have been reported or that I have actually handled. The only way to update those listings for posterity is to provide that info to the RENE editor, which I highly recommend ;) Chad Hiddleson, editor Red...

Were the Hornady/Ruger 75th Anniversary knife sets limited to only the SHOT show?
Did they say how many of those were done?
Chet15

Out of curiosity, what model is that?
From my notes... may be the last #1 ever produced ???
Chet15

No, definite blue gun. I’m of the opinion at this point that Ruger erred and shipped the same caliber configuration under 2 different model numbers.

rpm enterprises wrote: ↑Wed Jan 10, 2024 5:33 am Got this one couple weeks ago. Nothing mentions target model. Although that's what it is.

I see the box lid kinda looks like an RST6 top from the two-piece era.
Chet15

A great piece of history there!!

Here's a rare Bearcat Convertible that somebody should jump on!!! https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1020204095 93-01864. This gun was shipped to a well known gun writer/Ruger collector as a test gun. It is one of perhaps 30 New Bearcat convertibles that is rollmarked on the left side of the cylinder fr...

Well, they got the pistol moved over to the Target section. Now... if anybody wants one, better put your order in soon because the MSRP for the 75th gun (with stainless bolt and special rollmarks) is currently shown $80 cheaper than a blue 5-1/2" bull barrel Target in the Mark IV (they original...

I don't know if he is still with us or not. He was from Massachusetts. In about 1984 at the Monroeville, PA Ruger collector theme show I was walking the floor and spotted two boxed Lightweights on Mr. Mongeau's table. One was an absolutely NIB Tri Color Lightweight with no chips on the cylinder and ...

To everybody wondering.... After looking through Ruger's production for 2023, there have still only be 12 of model 8168 shipped.
Chet15