Ruger Collectors Association

Here are the Joe Bowman Old Army's. Work was done by James Triggs, one presented to Joe from the RCA and the other Old Army was presented to Jow from James Triggs. Both guns have mother of pearl grips.

Very rare factory second or S gun . I believe the suffix serial number S gun are more scarce than the S in front of the trigger guard.

Very nice example of a red eagle.

Different 30 year patches and brassard. The common yellow patch but one on left missing gold stitching around the R in Ruger. The white colored patch is a sample/ prototype from James Triggs. The brassard is also a one of kind. It is set up to fit in chest pocket of s shirt. I was told Bill Ruger us...

Pictured is a normal production 70th anniversary mark IV and the engineering sample of the 70th anniversary gun. This sample gun was also used as the photo gun. Sample gun does not have 70th prefix serial number but on the photo gun looks to be photo shoped. Notice the differences in packaging sampl...

Not sure how many produced but I assume it was given to distributors for reaching a goal in sales. A factory S or second is a T512 with some added features.

Looking for information on this knife set. How many were made and who had the sets done.

Couple interesting 22/45 lites both listed as engineering samples both are model number 43930 but are actually two different configuration. The first is actually a model 43949 clear anodized receiver. The other is actually a model number 43950 storm trooper white in color. Sample gun has threaded nu...

Is this what your looking for. Type one bolt. If your interested let me know.

Thank you. They are truly a work of art. Kains engraving in my opinion is far more superior than Jerreds