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Chet yes from a nice guy named Munnel......
One is for the "DELUXE SINGLE SIX"
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Yes, Deluxe Single-Six was before they called it a Super Single-Six. So that terminology dates before April 1964.
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Love that 10/22 sign. Did you get the rest of the signs that were in that set?
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Good score on the Robbed from Bill Ruger lighter and the two miniature fox figurines. I thought all the fox figurines were near Seattle.
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Lee,, a new member on the Ruger Forum has asked a good question about No 1 rifles. He's new,, so he posted his question in the Revolvers section. It's about the "21 Club" guns & such. The info he's asking is about the 21 Club rifles, and the 21 Club restaurant, and it's possible conne...

These are overruns to the U.S. marked model. There were many times more marked with the U.S. than without, though the U.S. marked model will always bring bigger $.
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Foreign proofed Rugers are tough to find in this country... of course, they would have be be re-imported. I think if somebody is specializing in a certain Ruger series, autos, Bearcats, flattops or whatever, a foreign proofed gun is a need item to complement the collection. Just remember however... ...

The earliest KS47N I've ever noted is 84-62857. Ruger started shipping stainless 10-1/2" guns at the same time, the earliest noted being 84-66086.
Your gun is way to early to be stainless.
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Does it have the Ruger address on the barrel?
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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?
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