This was in 1968 and the factory forgot that in 1965 they had serial numbered Super Single Sixes in that range. When the Single Six got to 499,999 it went to 500,000. The super Single Six was assigned the serial number range 400,000 only 5 were made with that serial number 400,001-400,005 and the 500,000 range. And the Single-Six like yours and the Super Single-Six. They did he same thing with the Single-Six and the Light Weight Single-Sixs.
They did the same thing with the Standard Autos and the MK-I. Ruger has the policy of setting aside serial number blocks for different model guns. The Super Single-Six that has the same serial number that your gun has, minus the "D" was made in 1965. Your gun was probably made around 1968, a call to Ruger will give you a shipping date. "It's a Single-Six in the Super Single-Six serial number range. It is also in original condition, not converted to transfer bar.
This one is has a 6 1/2" barrel and is in great shape. Some people like to collect these Rugers, that is why my dad bought it. This is a duplicate serial number, it has a "D" in front of the serial number. Item Description: Shipped in 1968 and shot very little if any. Item Name: FS 3 screw Ruger Single Six convertible - Duplicate serial numberĬaliber: 22 long rifle / 22 rimfire magnum
0 kommentar(er)
