A real nice Security-Six(Liberty Model)recently aquired!

[slick6]

I'm very proud of this like new, Liberty Model, Security-Six that I recently found. The original service grips were mint-but, I replaced those with the rare(Early Security six custom smooth wood target grips)that you probably have never seen? I think that they look nice-you may have a different opinion? Your opinions are welcome for this Security Six?

 

[Eightball]

I'll trade you my nice, shiny, new S&W model 620 for that old hunk of nothing. Really good offer, you should take it before you blow your hand off trying to fire that antiquated piece of............

who am I kidding, Nice find, man

 

[slick6]

Thanks for the compliment on my Security Six!

 

[GrandmasterB]

Sweet! I've been looking for some of those smooth target grips for a long time. Great gun you have there!

 

[SeanSw]

That looks like a tank of a .357 magnum. Will you be hammering nails from the butt or the barrel?

 

[Charles S]

Very nice gun. Great Pics to. I really like the grips, but then I have always prefered wood grips.

I am always on the lookout for something like that. I love the older Rugers

Nice find.

Charles

 

[Ala Dan]

Truthfully, the Ruger Security-Six is a great firearm. I've owned two of 'em,
but didn't keep'em as times got kind'a tight; and I found myself in a pinch
for money. I would love too find another now, as I have enough resources
and sense too hang on to it. Enjoy~!

 

[Gordon]

sure that gun is safe with no 'read the instructions dummy' warning?

 

[slick6]

Gordon:

Yes, this Security Six is safe, because it was made in 1976 and therefore, didn't have the later, warning statement on it anywhere! 1976 was a pre-warning model year! Gotcha, on that one!

 

[BluesBear]

I loved those old smooth Ruger stocks.

They made the S-Six feel like my favorite S&W stocks.

 

[slick6]

Smooth wood target stocks

BluesBear:

I originally had discovered 4 sets of these Ruger smooth wood target stocks and I had promptly snapped them up! I really like these too! I feel lucky, to still have two more sets of these grips available for some future purchases of any good Security/Service-Sixes, that might come my way(Hopefully?)?

 

[BluesBear]

Smart man!

I had NINE extra sets of speedloader cutout, smooth, Goncalo Alves S&W stocks (several still in the packages) in my storage unit. I bought every set Kiesler's had in 1993.
Unfortunately the entire unit was auctioned off while I was in the laid up in "da home".

 

[olywa]

That's about as good-lookin' a stainless Security Six as I've ever seen. I foolishly gave up a 6" model that I had bought new back in '77 and finally replaced it with a pre-warning 4" like yours. One question on those purty grips. How do they shoot?

 

[slick6]

olywa:

I have never shot my Security Six but, I can report that the smooth wood target grips feel real nice in my hand! BTW, thanks for your compliment on my revolver!

I also have a 6-inch Security-Six(Yet, unfired)in a wood presentation case. This Security-six was a(1 of only 200)30 year commemorative gun, made for the Sacramento, California Sherriffs Department in 1983. This was my very first Security-Six(And, it is too pretty to shoot)! Following are some pictures of this revolver:

 

[BluesBear]

it is too pretty to shoot

That's like saying a woman is too pretty to kiss.

 

[kahr404life]

You have a really nice Ruger. I was wondering, do you want to do a deal with one pair of your spare Ruger Sec. Six grips. I also have a Sec. Six and they would look hot on my gun . PM me if you are interested.