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1. #RUGER SECURITY SIX SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP SERIAL#
2. #RUGER SECURITY SIX SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP SERIES#
3. #RUGER SECURITY SIX SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP FREE#

#RUGER SECURITY SIX SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP SERIES#

I love my GP100s, but I really wish that Ruger would bring the Six series back once a year for limited runs. The Security Six was eventually discontinued in favor of the cheaper to manufacturer and slightly larger GP100. If I wanted to waste my hours away at a reloading bench fine tuning a custom load for this gun, I could probably get it down under an inch and a half. It shoots great, especially when you load it with wadcutters or semi-wadcutters, it’ll shoot under two inches all day long at 25 yards. Some judicious work on the action turned it down to about 9 pounds, which would make this a really great gun for Bianchi Cup if I ever wanted to take leave of my senses and run a six shot revolver. I was able to score this one for a song, then added the vintage Mustang stocks, and a factory Ruger DAO hammer. The good news is that there really isn’t a lot of collector value in these guns, and the truth is that because they’re harder to find different stocks for, they tend to be available for cheaper than a 151 or later Six. This variation is referred to by Ruger enthusiasts as humpback, low-back, or simply 150 series.

#RUGER SECURITY SIX SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP SERIAL#

What makes this particular gun interesting is that, like all Sixes with a 150 prefix on the serial number, it features a different grip than all later, and indeed the majority of Sixes produces. This was during the absolute height of the revolver’s dominance in the LE and civilian markets, and the Sixes were designed to compete heads up with S&W’s L and K frames. Ruger launched the Six-series, made up of the Security Six, Speed Six, and Service Six in 1972. However, it all works out in the end, because this is, to a fan of revolver history, a very interesting gun. If I had any kind of timing, I’d have saved the post for the Ruger Security Six “Humpback” for hump-day, but I refuse to kowtow to popular internet trends in the name of cheap jokes (that is a lie). Good luck and happy bidding! Ruger No 1 No-1 Number-1 #1 21300 1-V-243. This rifle would make a good hunting rifle, or even a nice long-distance target rifle as well for years to come. 243 Winchester cartridge, and it was manufactured in 2016.

This example is in Excellent condition, the bright bore is chambered for the. It has been chambered in nearly 50 different cartridges and continues to be manufactured and sold to this day.

1 comes from its embodiment of Ruger’s design philosophy: simple, durable, reliable. Repeating rifles of many different designs had become the norm by the late ’60s and the single shot-certainly the falling-block single-shot-was on the outs with most hunters and target shooters. 1 was introduced in 1967 and at first blush seems an odd design choice for a modern rifle. Overall, the box rates in Very Good-plus condition. The box shows moderate wear from storage and handling with ribbing visible on most surfaces, slightly crumpled corners, and a small cluster of tears in one panel. As with all used firearms, a thorough cleaning may be necessary to meet your maintenance requirements.īox, Paperwork and Accessories: This rifle includes a serial-matching Ruger factory cardboard box, two (2) sling swivels, two (2) Ruger rings (not installed), a lock and assorted factory paperwork including the manual. Mechanics: The action functions correctly. Overall, this rifle rates in Excellent condition. The screws show light tool marks with strong slots, and all markings are clear.

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The barrel is free of any notable wear or damage. The receiver and lever have taken on a minor plum hue. Overall Condition: This rifle retains about 98% of its metal finish.

Overall, the stock rates in Excellent condition.īore Condition: The bore is bright and the rifling is sharp. The buttpad shows only light handling marks. The LOP is 13 3/4” from the front of the trigger to the back of the buttpad. The forend is free of any notable wear or damage. The buttstock shows only scattered light nicks, most notable on the left side.

There are sling studs on the belly of the buttstock and forend. Stock Configuration and Condition: The stock is a two-piece smooth wood with checkered pistol grip, checkered beavertail forend, fluted straight comb, and black rubber buttpad. The barrel has a two-piece rib that is drilled, tapped, filled, and cut for the included Ruger rings (not installed). Sights/Optics: There is no provision for iron sights on this rifle. The grip cap and buttpad are marked with a Ruger logo. The underside left of the receiver is marked with the serial number “134-43162”. The top of the receiver is marked “RUGER / No. The left side of the barrel is marked with “243 WIN” and a Ruger proof mark. Markings: The stop of the barrel is marked with a Ruger warning and “RUGER. Year of Manufacture: 2016 ( Ruger Serial Number Lookup)Īction Type: Falling Block Single Shot Rifle Arrow_back Returns To All Sold Items arrow_back Return To Sold "Other" Post-1900 American Arms