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I picked up these odds & ends from a long out of business gunsmith shop regretfully there was no one I could ask details about them so i was hoping someone around the campfire may be able to shed some make/model/details light on the mystery items. Any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you One is a .22 Cal Semi Auto Pistol magazine with no distinguishing marks that i can tell Pistol Magazine .22 cal Pistol Magazine .22 cal Ruger grips (black logo) not sure model they would belong too Ruger Grips Front Ruger Grip back And Finally a Carrier of some type but make/model i have no idea Carrier 1 Carrier 2 Thank you in advance for any help that can be offered!
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I picked up these odds & ends from a long out of business gunsmith shop regretfully there was no one I could ask details about them so i was hoping someone around the campfire may be able to shed some make/model/details light on the mystery items. Any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you One is a .22 Cal Semi Auto Pistol magazine with no distinguishing marks that i can tell Pistol Magazine .22 cal Pistol Magazine .22 cal Looks like a Ruger MKIRuger grips (black logo) not sure model they would belong too Ruger Grips Front Ruger Grip back Probably a BlackhawkAnd Finally a Carrier of some type but make/model i have no idea Carrier 1 Carrier 2 That I don't have a clue Thank you in advance for any help that can be offered!
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Ruger MK I, OLD Ruger Blackhawk, Remington 870
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Thank you very much for the quick insight!
What makes the Ruger Blackhawk Grips "Old" the logo?
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Material they are made of
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Would like to add to my original post: Another unidentified item if anyone could shed any light on it? I thought it might be off an old military Mauser or the like. I am not even positive they are a pair, tho they were bagged together. Thank you Sight Photo 1 Sight Photo 2 Sight Photo 3
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the one sight is off a M1Carbine. The other round one is a target front sight, no connection.
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I'd like to see something as durable as that hooded sight on my muzzleloaders and Sharps. An irate field mouse or even a gentle fall can do irreparable damage to their inserts.
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Ruger MK I, OLD Ruger Blackhawk, Remington 870 This
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I'd like to see something as durable as that hooded sight on my muzzleloaders and Sharps. An irate field mouse or even a gentle fall can do irreparable damage to their inserts. I assume you're referring to that swinging leaf spring that holds the inserts in a Sharps globe. I don't like them either, too fragile. If you're not hung up on historical authenticity, or "gotta have an MVA 'cause that's what everybody says is the best", there are alternatives. I prefer Distant Thunder front globes on my BPCRs. Very similar to the Steve Baldwin front sight, takes the same inserts, I believe. Both are excellent sights, made by good guys, who are shooters. Jim Kluskens (Distant Thunder) is also making a tang sight, although I haven't seen one, and Steve's tang sights are highly regarded. I have Hoke tang sights on my rifles. Those who know me know I don't do what "everybody" does, although I'm not a contrarian. I don't follow the crowd, just give a lot of thought to my gear and how I use it. Paul
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I could use the Mark I mag if you decide to sell it
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