To start with, these are not for sale.
I picked these up from another collector, and I am now their current
Caretaker. They are original, unplated with boxes!
They appear unused.
I didn’t purchase them to complete a certain gun, but I would be curious to know more about these.
To be honest, I wish I had started collecting rugers much sooner, because this
Has been a fun journey.
Early magazines
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Re: Early magazines
Wow that is pretty cool, you don’t see that everyday… nice score!
Thanks for the pics. I notice the follower buttons are smaller than usual. The first time I seen a button like that was on an early short slot two-tone mag. It looks like sometime during the two-tone mag production they went to the larger button.

Thanks for the pics. I notice the follower buttons are smaller than usual. The first time I seen a button like that was on an early short slot two-tone mag. It looks like sometime during the two-tone mag production they went to the larger button.
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Re: Early magazines
Many years ago I looked at Red Eagle #0221 but it was sold before I could buy it because eating and keeping a roof over us was more important than buying that pistol. I can't remember what the magazine looked like but the finish on the entire piece was rough. The grips were beat and most of the red was gone from the medallion.
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