I wonder if this is already posted in here. Anyway, here's an old model .44 (1969) with one of the finest, perfect fitting pair of grips made of an unknow antler that I've ever owned. The gun fits great in this ancient holster I made for a Colt but didn't much like until now.

Dammn , yer .41 mag sports serial number #41?!?!

My .41 Blackhawk is probably my favorite Ruger too. But I had to stick with the Super BH grip. I like the balance and it fits my hand better.

How about my factory lettered, two-tone, fixed sight Bisley Single-Six.

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Great pics! I'm surprised that this topic is still going, but I'm glad that it is.


T-Star

Here are mine in the very popular .41 Magnum caliber.











KO

I'm not a huge Ruger fan. This early flat-bolt M77V .220 Swift (bottom) represents the only Ruger in the menagerie here.

Garden variety 6" GP-100...

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Speed Six


Ranch


PC-9 9mm

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Here are 3 of my Rugers. 10", 6⅞", 5½" Mark II's

Ok , I'll add a few more that I have pics of.

The Mk.I bull barrel I've had forever.


My .41 mag Redhawk


No.1 in 30-06


M-77V factory bull barrel in .280 Rem.


M-77 in 30-06 , my hunting rifle since I was 16.


Got others , gotta take pics.

45 LC/ACP

Mini-14 and 10/22

How about serial # 300 in both 30 carbine and 41 mag



you wont see one of these very often. Its a Single Six that was mistakenly serial numbered in the Lightweight serial number range. I've only seen 2 of them.




How about a single digit Super Single Six, Ruger started the Production of this gun at serial number 500001. this one is # 4, I found it in a local shop.

10" MkII


44 Mag Redhawk

This


Did this (except for that stray up and left.....

....and maybe the low left one as well)

Ruger SP101

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SP101 .357



Speed Six "Low-Back" .357



New Model .45 Colt (my favorite)


Vaquero Old Model .45 Colt


M77/44

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This one used to be an old Super Blackhawk but was in pretty tough shape when I got it. So I made a few changes to help make it a bit better for carrying and bumming around in the desert.

Mr Burp, i could be wrong....lord knows i am often enuff, but i believe them there grips of yours may be Rams Horn....they are beautiful at any rate Some fine Rugers posted here, ty all.

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Might love my S&Ws but this is what I carry most of the time.

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5 1/2 in. 45 LC/ACP

10/22 and mini 14

shhhh!!!!

I only have a few of them.
The 1st one is what I call " My 3--44's Dads brass grip framed Super(which letters), a 50th anniversary Flattop and a 44 Special from Lipseys.
2nd pic is my 45 conv.
Not shown is Dads super single six conv and my 50th anniversary in 357.

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My Sp101, about a year old. It wears CT laser grips, and lays in the nightstand.

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There are some non-Ruger SA's on the left side of this drawer, but the Rugers on the right side include: 4" Redhawk SS .44 Mag.; SR9C 9mm; 22/45; 2" SP-101 SS .38 Spl.; 5-1/2" Super Blackhawk SS .44 Mag.; 4" Security Six 200th year SS .357 Mag.; 2" Security Six 200th year SS .357 Mag.; 4-5/8" Bisley Blue .44 Spl.; 6" Security Six 200th year Blue .357 Mag.; 4" Speed Six 200th year Blue .357 Mag.; and a 2" Speed six Blue .357 Mag. with the lawyerly equivalent of "R.T.F.M." plastered across the barrel.

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SP101 .22lr with 4" 1/2 lug barrel.

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My Redhawk

Blackhawk .45 convertible

Lil Ruger by Andy Horvath was one his his personal early conversions



Another Horvath fully worked over with ivory grips

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I actually prefer my wheelguns of the S&W variety but the P series Ruger bottom feeders are a pretty good bang for the buck.

Loves me some KP90 .45ACP. Pretty darn accurate & reliable. The revolver is a '52 vintage Model of 1950 Target also in .45ACP.


Of course, the 22/45.


Mini-30 Ranch.


And... of COURSE the obligitory 10/22.
Stock All Weather except for the Tech Sights TSR-100 sights. Accuracy really improved after I took off the barrel band.

1968 4 5/8" Single Six


Lawrence Rig


Had one like it when I was 17.

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This is an old 3-screw Super Blackhawk that I made more user friendly for use in the mountains. It was in pretty tough shape when I got it - I think it cleaned up pretty well.

My only Ruger, a 10/22

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Actually that's R.T.W.F.M. Those lawyers are very thorough.

I can't take any pictures right now as my entire house is packed up and ready to be shipped, but I have few Rugers myself (all very standard fare).

I've got a 10/22 that has put a fare number of squirrels on the table in the last 20 years and a .41 mag Black Hawk. I used to have an SP101, but the wife took it.

Chubbs

2 .38 Special GP100's, security company trade ins.



Home defense and occasional CC gun. What time is it? 357!



Just a fun target GP100 I made out of a worn out blue 6" half lug GP, and some stainless parts I got cheap that were from a cut up PD trade in revolver.



NYPD approved "over run" GP100 .38 Special DAO, info on these is hard to find, I have yet to hear from an NYPD officer who has ever bought and used a GP100 to use as a duty gun.I had heard these were ordered by the NYPD for sale at the "approved gun shops" where officers could buy duty guns, but they were never accepted, and instead were purchased by the NY State Police. I don't know, but this "GPNY" shows signs of lots of time in a retention holster, so it was carried by someone on duty.

I got a few, all in 32 H&R magnum, first one I have not handled, got it after I got to Kandahar.



The second one is pretty accurate.

My "hand rifle", I shoot this .44 Mag Super Redhawk out to 200 yards.



My .357 Redhawk, I love the look of those .357's in that huge cylinder

Well, I don't have pics, but I have more of the rifles than handguns. I have a 181 series Mini-14, a #1 in .45-70, and a couple of 10-22s. I have a New Model .45 convertible with 4 5/8" barrel and that's the only handgun, but I'm in the market for a 6-10" .22 auto.

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Wyatt,

The grips on the 1970 Super Blackhawk are beautiful. Can you please tell us about them.

My .32 H&R mag single six, a single six made in 1959 and a 7x57 model 77 rifle.

New Vaquero Bisley in .357 Magnum, New Vaquero in .45 Colt, and Single Six.

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Flat gate and 44 flat top

My only Ruger -- a Mk III slabside Competition Target that I bought about three years ago. This was the gun that reintroduced me to the handgun addiction after about 40 years on the wagon.





The next gun after this one was a 629, and it has been Smiths ever since with the exception of a few Colts and a Hi-Standard.

I'm amazed at how massive the Ruger is compared to a Colt Woodsman and a Hi-Standard Model B. The Ruger weighs almost a full pound more than the Woodsman, and 3/4 of a pound more than the Hi-Standard.

I have the feeling that if I shot this one more I might get reasonably proficient with it. But I almost always want to shoot revolvers at the range, and this one tends to stay in the safe.

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Here are a few favorites:

Old Army





Old Model Single-Six




45 Colt Sheriff's Birdshead and 4 5/8" Single-Six Birdshead




Lipsey's 44 Special Flattop




And last but not least, the Gold Label Shotgun during a nice day afield

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Texas Edition Ruger LCP

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Old Model Vaquero in .44 Magnum with Hunter leather. I carry it horseback.

It is loaded with the Hornady 240 grain CLSIL (FMJ) to 1,000 fps.

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The SP101 has become one of my most carried guns:

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