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Campfire Greenhorn
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Campfire Greenhorn
Joined: Apr 2010
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Back in 93? I bought a bearcat convertible, its BN in box I have the recall letters. They made less then a thousand of these and claimed a problem with the Mag Cylinder. Its never been fired. I haven't been tracking price on an unfired new in the box converible I heard at on time an $1800 number. I had a pawn broker offer $1200 I wanted $1500 for it so My number is $1500 plus shipping..
I can text Pictures if needed.
I reserve the right to not sell to anyone on my ignore list
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Campfire Outfitter
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Campfire Outfitter
Joined: Jul 2010
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I have one of these Bearcats .22LR/ .22Mag.
Bought it NIB or damn near NIB. I bought it to shoot so didn't matter.
Ruger initially claimed the .22Mag. cylinder was out of time and issued a recall.
So the idiots sent the cylinder in as Ruger requested. The idiots deserved to lose the cylinder and receive about $ 30.00 back. You cannot time a cylinder without the complete pistola.
I called Ruger when I bought mine and had a little fun with them. They wanted the cylinder and made a small offer, about $ 30.00 or so.
My bearcat has no " timing" issues with either cylinder.
Independent gun smiths have made ,22 Mag. cylinders for the Bearcat.
Gary Reeder?????
I have no idea as to value.
Now if you want a "Rare" Ruger pistola…..look for a hawk eye in .256 winchester .
Bought one of those NIB from LGS when they were in the counter.
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