Recent content by twriggen

Always a lot of fun. You'll have to let me know you're coming next time.

What did it set you back if you don't mind me asking?

I talked to John yesterday, and he said they were printed in 1976 and there were 2000 of them produced.

As I'm hiding out in my "Dungeon" on this overcast and rainy day avoiding my honey do list I stumbled across this book I forgot that I had tucked away. This is definitely going to Tulsa next year so I can get it signed. I was specifically entertained by the Credits section. I...

I don't think you paid too much. If I didn't have one, I'd have gladly paid that much, or more.

Well? I watched it and resisted bidding as I already have one.

I'll take these. PM inbound.

Greetings, I am looking for a cast but unmachined receiver that would have been used for the old Light Weight LWAC or LWSC revolvers of the 50's for a display. Something similar to this casting for the early single sixes. I would also be interested in a .357 flattop cast and unfinished...

Greetings, I am looking for any of the Wilson's World buckles or other items that they produced under license from Ruger. Condition is not overly important. Please shoot me a PM with anything you have you are willing to part with. Thanks

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I've heard of them doing that with wax but not with plastic.

That is the preferred for the current need but I will want the later for the introduction of the 44 mag for a later display.

I am still looking for an original copy of the 1956 Ruger catalog for an upcoming display show. Below is the later edition with the 44 mag but I'm not going to be picky regarding which version you have available. I would also be interested in the 1962 large 2-page fold out as well for a future...

I found this in Dougan's book regarding their existence. I reached out to him, and he wasn't sure how they were used. I was kind of hoping someone on here would educate me/us on them.

Tenacity and perseverance can, at times, pay off. I knew it was coming in the mail today and I was outside watching for the mailman. Super excited to have it in my stable.