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The Ruger customer service rep stated this was made in 1968.

Looks like it was sent for the conversion with both cylinders in 1987. The previous owner doesn’t have the original parts

That’s exactly what I found on the Ruger Forum.

That could be. Does anyone known if the single six magnums were marked differently?

Both cylinder faces are electropencilled with 878.

Thanks for the help and suggestions! The $10 letter seems like money we’ll spent for this one. I forgot to mention that it came with the magnum cylinder inside the red cloth bag. The magnum cylinder is fluted. I’m going to follow up with the seller to see if they have the original parts From...

I found this Single Six locally and bought it. It’s a 6.5”, that was converted to a transfer bar, 3 screw with a serial number that seems to be out of range: 818878. Besides calling Ruger in Monday, can anyone shed some light on this? Am I missing something?

I just picked this Taurus 85 from a local seller. They didn’t know much about the history. After the purchase I noticed the holster is serial numbered to match the revolver. I don’t recognize the holster maker’s logo. Can anyone shed some light on this revolver with banana grips?

Good morning, I'm looking for some information on a Colt King Cobra that was manufactured in 1995. It has a satin stainless finish, 6" barrel and the factory rubber grips. I've read about the Enhanced version that came out in 1997. The Enhanced version has a larger cylinder release, counter...

MachIVshooter, haha, definitely not my first handgun. Just my first Beretta with the vertec frame and straight grip. The checkering goes all the way to the edge, and creates a serrated feeling on the heel of my hand. The 92/96 beretta's have a curved backstrap that offers a more comfortable...

I picked up a new M9a3 recently. I have large hands, and the heel of my hand surpasses the grip. I'm wondering if anyone makes a grip plug type part where the lanyard ring is currently located. Thanks!

I came across a benchrest rifle that was said to have been built by Gale McMillan. It's marked Rem 700 and comes with a 6x47 barrel and a .222 barrel. Does anyone have any experience with McMillan guns or any advice on what to look for? Thanks!

Lipsey's has 74 in stock at the moment. They have a dealer finder that can hopefully find a local dealer that can order one for you. By the way, I love mine.

I took the American to the range Saturday afternoon to break in the barrel (I know there are conflicting arguments regarding the merits of breaking in a barrel, but I'd never done it before so I thought I'd give it a try.) After 17 rounds and 9 barrel cleaning sessions, everything was going...

Get the Lula magazine loader. It's strong and simple. My 9 year old daughter uses it with ease! Maglula.com Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I received the RAR in the mail. Ruger replaced the barrel and it looks like the should. I'll clean it and get out to the range ASAP. It's good to have it back!

I've been tempted to do a Quarter Circle 10 build for a dedicated 9mm AR receiver and upper, but the CMMG just works so well - if it ain't broke... Maybe I'll build a 45acp with QC10! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sour Kraut, mine is the factory SBR with a Liberty Mystic X. I agree, it's my most fun gun as well. Is yours an 8" barrel as well? What silencer are you using? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I second the CMMG MK9 and the CZ Evo. The plus side is both are easily SBRed if you want to submit an ATF form 1, then you might as well suppress it too! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I remember reading that the 7.62x39 model 527 was made with steel case ammunition in mind, but I don't remember where I read it or if it was a from a reliable source. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk