RUGER ~ CARBINE ~ .44 MAGNUM

Description:
The Ruger Carbine was based on the familiar M1 Carbine esthetic, familiar to the veterans of WWII and Korea. It appealed to those sportsmen looking for a nice little rifle for brush-popping whitetails. In its first release it was named the "Deerstalker," which was retired due to a copy write lawsuit in 1961/62. It was renamed the Ruger Carbine at that point. This one was manufactured in 1963, and features a very nicely figured walnut stock, an enhanced white insert front sight, and has a scope chosen for utility in the dense woods. There is some discussion of the white insert in the front sight, and it is believed to be a personal customization of a previous owner, and actually a nice touch. The owner also added a cheek piece to the stock, and did a fine job of matching grain, and fitting, of the wood. .44 Magnum

Chambers: 4+1 capacity
Metal Condition: Very good. There is a little "dulling" of the blue around the loading port and on the trigger guard.
Wood Condition: Very good. There area few handling marks and light scratches.
Bore Condition: Shiny and bright with good rifling.
Barrels: 18-1/2 inches
Triggers: Factory trigger
Stock Dimensions:
LOP: 13-1/2 inches
Butt Pad: Blacked aluminum plate.
Weight: 6 lb - 11 oz
Sights: "Post with white inset, and adjustable notch, set up for scope and outfitted with a Bushnell Banner1.5-4x scope.
Item Location: Rogers

Price: $1,599.99