made by Ruger in 1981 if stainless 1976 if blued.
http://www.ruger-firearms.com/servic...ctHistory.html
Looking for another ROA spotted one at £500 but my problem is having checked the serial number of 145-26615 I can't find it listed on the serial number list for ROA.
Anschutz 1913. .22lr - Big Nikko. TX200.177 Mk3 Ultimate
BSA .22 RF Martini International Mk4 ISU. BSA R12 CLX.
Marlin 357 original JM.
made by Ruger in 1981 if stainless 1976 if blued.
http://www.ruger-firearms.com/servic...ctHistory.html
thanks for that link,
checked mine and it is 2000 ish,
newer than I thought it would be,
T
Only £500? Tear the seller's arm off - a local dealer is selling one for £650.
No bits, remember....
tac
I saw at least two ROA for sale at £500 at the Phoenix meeting at Bisley last weekend.
I payed 600 for my "un fired, as new" stainless one and thought it was over priced. Looks like it was a good buy.!! How ever, i payed a lot less for my
nickel short barrel model also as new/un fired condition so maybe that was a real bargain.!! :-)
A few in the next Holts auction.
Greatest .44/.45cal BP revolvers ever made, from the POV of sheer strength in manufacture. A great pity, then, that Sturm, Ruger Inc cannot provide any spares that are not common with the Blackhawk/Super Blackhawk cartridge-firing revolvers.
I can get exact replacement s/s nipples here in Oregon, and do so for those here on this forum who require them, and a working wrench, too, but apart from that, you're stuck.
tac
Hi. I have a Ruger Old Army for sale. Its in very good condition. Stainless. 7.5" barrel. Fixed sights. Lovely crisp trigger. I bought it from Joe at Gunshop Barnet five years ago - it was his personal gun. I doubt I've used it more than a dozen times. Comes in the original plastic case. Yours for not a penny less that £500
If anyone is interested I can send pictures.
Steve