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I also have the original Ruger wood grips and a factory box that I got it in. It's not the original box (the end label doesn't match) but apparently they're all the same. Somebody give me $850.

Almost new Ruger No.1H Tropical Rifle in 405 Win. 24" barrel, barrel band sling swivel, quarter rib. I am the second owner and it appeared unfired when I acquired it. I fired it six times to verify function and never got around to mounting a scope so haven't shot it since. (It did shoot two 3-shot groups under 2" at 100yds with iron sights - pretty darn good for my old eyes). The only negative is a mark on the left side of the action - the previous owner told me that is was some sort of commemorative rifle and the medallion had been removed. I have no way of verifying that but there is not a mark or rust spot anywhere else on the rifle that would indicate that it had been neglected or anything else to cause rust so it sounded plausible. Obviously it doesn't affect function in any way. I considered getting the action cerakoted but since I intended it as a shooter, I never bothered. The best part is that I have 8 boxes of 300gr Hornady ammo (minus the six rounds I fired, so 154 rounds) available to the buyer - not selling ammo separately unless the buyer doesn't want it (highly unlikely). From what I can determine Ruger produced darn few of these. $1550 - possible trades/partial trades. (6" Anaconda, HK USP Elite 45, Sig P220 45 or 10mm, or ? )

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Which model is this?

Saturday morning.

Almost Christmas bump.

The perfect Christmas present!

I don't either, he has good taste, but it does get expensive.

It can definitely be loaded up in the #1. She used a 400gr bullet at 2100fps - Think 450/400 ...

Now $1475. Don’t forget about trades!

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Ah yes, purple microdot. And the ever-popular window pane. More like the 60s.

I was asked about the ammo so just to be clear, the ammo is available for extra cost. Hornady makes one production run per year and it’s pretty hard to come by. The normal price is $85 per box but often sells for more than that when it’s available. Reloading makes things much easier, especially considering that the #1 can handle heavier loads than the factory ammo. I will sell the ammo I have for $75/box or $500 for all of it.

None of those came with it when I got it. I guess you could customize it with the medallion of your choice. I probably have a set of rings around. I’ll check.

There's no rust now but must have been at one point, it is slightly pitted, you can feel it with your fingernail. It would probably need to be sandblasted before refinishing to get rid of it completely. Maybe some moisture got behind the medallion and caused some corrosion? It was like this when I got it so I'm only guessing what caused it. Like I said, it sounds likely that that's what happened without any evidence of rust, freckling or corrosion anywhere else.

H&R Sportsman 9 shot revolver, mfg in 1940, 6" barrel, checkered walnut target grips, adj. rear sight. Excellent condition for 80+ year old gun. Much better quality than newer H&Rs. $495 Now $400

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Very hard to find Smith & Wesson 331 Airlite Ti, aluminum frame, titanium cylinder, 32 H&R magnum, 6-shot. Weighs only 11.2oz. In excellent condition, fired less than one box of ammo. 32 H&R Mag is a much better match for such a light gun than 38 or 357mag (ouch), yet still effective. My wife much prefers a 32 mag over a .38 in a small carry gun. It just disappears in a IWB holster or a coat pocket, cargo shorts, purse, etc. $790 for local sale.

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Barrel length, chokes?

Walther PPQ M2 45acp, 4.25" barrel, two 12rd magazines, factory hard case, manual. Shot at the range one time - the best striker-fire trigger I've ever felt! I've decided it makes more sense to stick with all DA/SA guns. $600

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Last drop - now $500