1993 Ruger Instruction Manual Old Model Blackhawk, Single Six, Super Conversion

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1993 Ruger Factory Instruction Manual Old Model Conversion Blackhawk and Super Blackhawk Excellent Condition with Base Pin Insert 16 pages

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This listing is for ONE Instruction Manual with its insert page. Buyers will receive one of the two manuals in the photos. Here is a Ruger Instruction Manual for Converted Old Model Ruger Single Action Revolvers manufactured from 1953 until 1973, and that have been undergone the safety conversion at the Ruger factory. That includes Blackhawks and Super Blackhawks up to number 31-41551; and Single Six Revolvers up to serial number 21-53819. These are for the old model revolvers that were sent back to the factory for the safety conversion that Ruger installed in all their single actions beginning in 1974. Manufacturer was Sturm, Ruger & Company of Southport, CT., so marked on the front cover. Note the October 1991 date. Manual dimensions are 5 1/4 by 8 3/8 inches, with Red and Black ink on white pages. It has 15 numbered pages. Surface detractions are moderate, principally age toning. Note the red print on yellow paper insert warning owners to seat the base pin correctly. Ruger Single Action Revolver owners simply wanting instructions can download or print free of charge from ruger com. Owners, however, with excellent condition Ruger Single Six, Blackhawk or Super Blackhawk Revolvers, that have undergone safety conversion at the factory, will find these documents enhance their revolver’s collectability. We’re offering the manual in the photos each for only $53.00.

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