ruger single six flatgate serial numbers

I've not seen a nicer looking single six. Ruger sent me an email and said it was shipped in August 1954. It has some blueing wear on the grip and around the trigger guard and one little rust spot on the ejector housing. If I wanted to sell it, any idea what I could get for everything? With a low serial number and 95+% condition, and the other original materials, it seems collectable. 2 Plinker22 said: Ok, guys, I just acquired a 4 digit serial (849x) flatgate Single Six. Black grips are original as well.Īre the three screws available as replacement parts if I wanted to go that direction? If so, where can I find them? Ruger doesn't have them. With a tight single action and 5 1/2' barrel the Single Six is reliable and accurate. There are no wear marks on the gun and it still has that rich blue color. Serial Number: 14319 The Ruger Single Six Old Model Flat Gate revolver is an iconic piece of firearm history. I also have the Ruger box that Ruger sent the gun back in (1983). It has the transfer bar, but Ruger returned all the origional parts. It also comes with the original Ruger box, manual, paper that was used to wrap the gun and the original receipt. It's possible this happened when the transfer bar was installed. It's in near new condition except that to the trained eye, it looks like the previous owner or his gunsmith could have used a little more care removing or replacing the three screws. Barrel lengths include 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9 inches, available in both blued and stainless steel. 17 HMR (initially offered with a second cylinder in. I am the second owner and have never fired it. The New Model Single-Six is currently chambered in. I recently picked up a SS Flategate 3-screw with a serial number under 2,000.

Ruger single six flatgate serial numbers