jkh@jade.BERKELEY.EDU (Jordan K. Hubbard) (10/10/86)
Article: 10:20 Just realized I sent you the reply to this particular message when it originally went to only the "mail.firearms" mailing list and not to mod.rec.guns, so here is a copy you can put into the newsgroup just before my response, if you so desire... Will ----- Forwarded message # 1: Date: Mon, 6 Oct 86 7:34:05 CDT From: Rich Zellich <zellich@almsa-1> Subject: Mail.Firearms: Ruger XG1 will not be manufactured The new issue of American Rifleman states that Ruger has discontinued plans to produce the XG1, because they can't get it to work reliably enough to suit them. None were ever sold commercially - only test guns were made and distributed (but apparently some actually are floating around out there - they aren't all held by Ruger - at least that's the implication of the short mention they gave it). ----- End of forwarded messages
jkh@jade.BERKELEY.EDU (Jordan K. Hubbard) (10/10/86)
Article: 10:27 Just realized I sent you the reply to this particular message when it originally went to only the "mail.firearms" mailing list and not to mod.rec.guns, so here is a copy you can put into the newsgroup just before my response, if you so desire... Will ----- Forwarded message # 1: Date: Mon, 6 Oct 86 7:34:05 CDT From: Rich Zellich <zellich@almsa-1> Subject: Mail.Firearms: Ruger XG1 will not be manufactured The new issue of American Rifleman states that Ruger has discontinued plans to produce the XG1, because they can't get it to work reliably enough to suit them. None were ever sold commercially - only test guns were made and distributed (but apparently some actually are floating around out there - they aren't all held by Ruger - at least that's the implication of the short mention they gave it). ----- End of forwarded messages