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A recent online order from a frequently used online vendor listed the shipping provider AFTER check-out as Lasership. Before now, all packages from that vendor arrived through FedEx. A couple of internet searches revealed a gloomy future for package delivery.

I am confused, so nothing new. Where is the Mark II KMK678GC in the fray? I have very limited experience with the Mark pistol nomenclature. Is the KMK678 the standard, tapered barrel, fixed sight, no-holes receiver? The KMK678G is the bull barrel, adjustable sight, and receiver D&T? And the...

I have a subscription to the RENE. I have also used the search function on the forum and various search engines on internet. 1. Was there ever a MK II, 10" barrel, that had the receiver drilled and tapped from the factory? 2. Was there ever a MK III with a ten-inch barrel? 3. When did...

I will take the Mark III complete frame with all the extras for $250 shipped if you decide to sell.

Ebay has several listings for detent plunger, spring, and complete safety (including Ruger and Volquartsen). They are a bit pricey. And don't forget Ruger customer service.

It was your listing that got me thinking about the SSM9.

I have a subscription to the RENE. I have also used the search function. All I can find is there were thousands of SSM made, mostly during 1984-1985. So, how many SSM9? Was there ever a KSSM9? The SSM9 would make a good addition for me if not too scarce.

I will post or send you some pics.

thinckley, It is 26 inches.

I am thinking along this line for an orphaned No. 1 Sporter in 30-06, no iron sights. I would want 50-110 or 50 Alaskan. https://www.rjrenner.com/ruger-no.1---no.3.html

1974 DeTomaso Pantera with a 454 big block Chevy. RatCat454: "Rat" as in big block Chevy, "Cat" as in Pantera, and "454" as in "no replacement for displacement". Did the swap in 1986 after the Ford 351C trashed itself. It was driven as a commuter for several years. The Lambo wing was...

I will take this. PM on the way.

Weasel's and Arctic's guns are indeed unsurpassed. Thanks for the pics! G2, I did not realize the Bisley Hunter has the long ejector. Is that a Belt Mtn base pin on the KS410N?

Thanks for the referral to the Single Actions forum. I am a member (mostly lurker) there but missed that thread. In the selected thread, Meister bradshaw recounts that the stainless steel 10-1/2" SBH was produced first in 1983 with the KS411N (bull barrel, Bradshaw 5-inch ejector, screw-on...