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New for 2024, THE RUGER FILES. 192 pages: Letters - Documents - some Private & Confidential. Paperback. Very limited printing. ALL SOLD OUT!!. Send Check-Cash- or Money Order to Don Findley - 5312 84th St. - Lubbock, TX 79424 Email address: donfindley806@gmail.com

If you are interested in books in that picture email me at donfindley806@gmail.com Tom Hutton was in college when that pic was taken.

A fine looking group of young men!

A very rare book. Just a few were printed. These were given to Ruger directors in 1978. original owner of this book was a retired Ruger CEO..

I don't see any Ruger books!

Simply beautiful!! Great job, my Friend!

Bill, Sorry, I was not real clear,the NRA named the original pistol the "Sport Model". Ruger named the Mark I. I may have rambled on a little long.

Until the Mark I Target came out Ruger's .22 pistol did not have an official title. Ruger had just produced several prototype target pistols (1950). These pistols were serial numbered X3 thru X32 (all numbers were not produced). These pistols were roll marked just like the original 4 3/4 in. pistol....

I'm not a photographer but I have a suggestion. A smart man pointed out to me and it seems to work. When taking (firearms) pictures with your cell phone try using a piece of cloth for background. Green, red, white, or yellow works pretty good. It will eliminate a lot of the glare you get with paper ...

No deadline. I guess when the pictures stop, it will be time to go to the printer.