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For sale. Very limited production in 2002. Consecutive serial numbered pair of Special Edition Ruger convertible original Vaquero's. 38-40 and 40 S&W cylinders. Stainless, 5 1/2" barrels. Appear to be all stock, springs feel stock, front sights look stock. I've not shot these, but they appear to be in overall excellent condition. I bought them with the idea to ream the 40 cylinders to 10mm, but have since moved on from that idea. With boxes and paperwork as pictured. Need more pics, let me know. $2000 shipped to your FFL for the pair. FFL must be willing to receive from an individual. I'd rather not, but shipment through an FFL possible for an extra $100. Consider partial trades for Ruger original Bisley vaquero(s) in 32, 38, 45, blue or stainless private message pics with trade offers. First I'll take them posted here gets them. Thanks.

Looks like you may have found someone. FWIW, I've had good luck using Buds gunshop online FFL finder. They tend to list a lot of "local guys" that aren't necessarily a full blown store and their site also lists the last reported cost of transfers, so you can see what you're getting into. Usually a couple of phone calls and you can tell who you want to deal with...

Cool looking gun!

If EDG got his pair, I could use a pair in Stainless.

Howdy Kidrick, I'll take the wood set if the deal falls through with Sasparilla. In the meantime, where did you get the butt stock? I'd like to get one(or two) if they are still available. Thanks, Fireball

CDNN sports still has them... https://www.gunbroker.com/item/833497130

PM's sent, Thanks.

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Anyone have a extra trigger and/or hammer in the parts bin? Please PM me with a price. Thanks!

I load with an ammobot on my 1050, I'm not fast enough to load a bullet by hand...LOL

Good solution! I came to a similar conclusion on mine (pictured). You may run into an issue with your spring being a compression spring, instead of an extension spring. Lowe's supplied the spring and washer...

Cut it and shoot it is going to be the simplest route. If you really want to see about "collector value", head over to the ruger forum and ask what they think its worth. They stay on top of the less common models and if it's "just the thing" for one of them you may get a offer to trade it off for more money or what you really wanted in the first place. Of course, after shipping and what not, it'd have to be a pretty good offer..... I suspect, if you bought it online, you paid about what it's worth and you might as well go ahead and "make it yours" and modify and shoot as you originally intended. It takes a long time for Rugers to become significantly more valuable than their shooter value. Even guns 50-60 years old are hardly worth more than a new Ruger, unless there is something pretty unusual about the gun(weird serial numbers, odd factory features not commonly found, factory seconds, truly unusual chamberings, etc.).

Coming back to the dark side and retiring those clones finally!!