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Old 12-12-2009, 04:28 PM
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Howdy all,

We are very fortunate to have this forum to connect with others who like (OK, love) Smith&Wesson. The guns, not necessarily to company.... anyway it is a great way to find all things S&W. In my younger days, I have to admit I bought some Ruger and Colt products. Nowadays Im cleaning out the gun rooms and have guns, old boxes, screwdrivers, magazines, catalogs and doodads from these firms. summary..

is there a colt or ruger forum site similar to this one?

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Old 12-12-2009, 04:36 PM
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Here you go.

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Yes, but I don't frequent them so they are not at all similar.
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Ruger Forum | Ruger Forum for Ruger Guns and Firearms

This is the Ruger forum that I prefer.

Oddly, if you post a video link there, it appears automatically as an imbedded item. But I guess that doesn't hurt, and may actually encourage members to watch.

I think the Colt Forum is: www.coltforum.com It's a slow board, and you can't sign-in if you use Hotmail or AT&T e-mail. That means that you can't click on links there to see photos, but some members post photos directly. They have some very knowledgable members.

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I only frequent the Ruger forum a few times a year. Unfortunately, not much activity there.
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I only frequent the Ruger forum a few times a year. Unfortunately, not much activity there.

Activity is relatively less on both Ruger forums than it is here, and the Colt forum is slower yet.

But if you have a question, someone will usually find the answer. Those boards are well worth visiting.

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Since you posted this in the Lounge section, I assume you also like to participate in the wide variety of subjects covered in that section. If you really like lounges, I would suggest you check out the Lounge section of SIGforum.com --A discussion forum for SIG enthusiasts . The number of posts there are at least double what you see here.
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Old 12-12-2009, 06:28 PM
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The rugerforum.com is very busy and very good.
The rugerforum.net is just as good but not nearly as busy.
Many of us are on all three. I don't do Colt much these days.
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Since you posted this in the Lounge section, I assume you also like to participate in the wide variety of subjects covered in that section. If you really like lounges, I would suggest you check out the Lounge section of SIGforum.com --A discussion forum for SIG enthusiasts . The number of posts there are at least double what you see here.
A lot of familiar names over there!
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Old 12-13-2009, 11:25 PM
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Thanks all, knew I was asking the right folks!!

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Old 12-13-2009, 11:34 PM
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There really is no equivalent to this forum.
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Let me google that for you
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