SOLD! Ruger COLORADO CENTENNIAL SUPER SINGLE SIX only 15,000 manufactured in 1975. Includes walnut presentation case with medallion insert, and a card with the red Ruger logo that states:
Ruger Colorado Centennial, 1876-1976 This walnut-cased revolver, with two cylinders, is one of only 15,000 bring made to help celebrate the Centennial of Colorado Statehood. Each of the cylinders has special roll engraving depicting significant details from Colorado history and lore as captured for Ruger by well-known artist, James Triggs. The grip frame, trigger, and hammer are stainless steel, while the grip panels are rosewood. This is the only officially authorized revolver for the Centennial. There will not be another State centennial until 1989.
Stainless steel grip frame, 6 1/2 in. barrel. In addition to engraving on the cylinders, the frame butt is marked: "1876 Colorado 1976" and the barrel is marked: "1876 * Colorado Centennial * U.S. Bicentennial * 1776"
This revolver is in Like New condition, There are very light turn marks on both cylinders.
Ruger Colorado Centennial, 1876-1976 This walnut-cased revolver, with two cylinders, is one of only 15,000 bring made to help celebrate the Centennial of Colorado Statehood. Each of the cylinders has special roll engraving depicting significant details from Colorado history and lore as captured for Ruger by well-known artist, James Triggs. The grip frame, trigger, and hammer are stainless steel, while the grip panels are rosewood. This is the only officially authorized revolver for the Centennial. There will not be another State centennial until 1989.
Stainless steel grip frame, 6 1/2 in. barrel. In addition to engraving on the cylinders, the frame butt is marked: "1876 Colorado 1976" and the barrel is marked: "1876 * Colorado Centennial * U.S. Bicentennial * 1776"
This revolver is in Like New condition, There are very light turn marks on both cylinders.
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