Author: Tom Davis

The SASP’s Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has been dedicated in their support of our program for over five years and has graciously included the SASP as a beneficiary of Ruger Auctions. Each week from September through December will feature a new Ruger Auction, with all proceeds being donated in benefit of the SASP!

Up for auction this week is a .308 Winchester caliber Ruger® Gunsite Scout Rifle. Ruger’s records reflect this rifle was roll marked December 10, 2010. The rifle was never sold and has never been fired beyond normal factory test firing. Our records state that there are “blemishes” so please review all the photos here and on our website at Ruger.com.  The Gunsite Scout Rifle was first introduced as “NEW” in the 2011 Ruger Firearms catalog. The rifle has a matte stainless finish and features a 16.5-inch free-floating, cold hammer-forged stainless steel barrel with integral scope mounts (machined directly on the solid-steel receiver) and a flash suppressor. Other features include: a forward-mounted Picatinny rail for “both eyes open” sighting and rapid target acquisition; a built-in, accurate sighting system with adjustable ghost ring rear aperture sight and a non-glare, protected blade front sight. The stock is made of laminated wood that free floats the barrel, and the soft-rubber buttpad with buttpad spacers allows the rifle to be properly sized for different shooters or varying levels of outerwear (three, 1/2″spacers included). The stock also features wrap-around cut checkering on the forearm and pistol grip as well as the Gunsite logo on the bottom of the pistol grip.   Additionally, this rifle has a non-rotating, Mauser-type controlled round feed extractor; three-position safety; stainless steel bolt; and sling swivels. The detachable box magazine holds ten cartridges. 

This auction raised over $1,500 for youth shooting sports!

The SASP’s Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has been dedicated in their support of our program for over five years and has graciously included the SASP as a beneficiary of Ruger Auctions. Each week from September through December will feature a new Ruger Auction, with all proceeds being donated in benefit of the SASP!

This auction raised over $1,200 for youth shooting sports!

The SASP’s Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has been dedicated in their support of our program for over five years and has graciously included the SASP as a beneficiary of Ruger Auctions. Each week from September through December will feature a new Ruger Auction, with all proceeds being donated in benefit of the SASP!

This week’s auction item is a .45 caliber New Model Blackhawk® Bisley™ revolver. Ruger’s records reflect this revolver was roll marked March 15, 1985. The Ruger Bisley Single-Action revolvers were introduced as “NEW” in the 1986 Ruger Firearms Catalog. This revolver does not appear to be a regular production model, and it has never been sold or fired beyond normal testing during manufacture. Some features of this revolver include a blued finish; 7-1/2-inch barrel; a low hammer profile smoothly curved with a wide spur and deep checkering; and a longer, full-shape grip frame featuring American walnut grips with silver-colored Ruger “SR” Eagle logo medallions. Other features include a 6-round capacity .45 caliber, non-fluted cylinder with a roll-engraved scene. The engraved scene on the cylinder of this revolver is a modified version of the traditional engraving found on the models produced at that time. It has a ramp front sight, and the rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation. 

This auction raised over $1,500 for youth shooting sports!

The SASP’s Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has been dedicated in their support of our program for over five years and has graciously included the SASP as a beneficiary of Ruger Auctions. Each week from September through December will feature a new Ruger Auction, with all proceeds being donated in benefit of the SASP!

Up for auction this week is a .308 Winchester caliber Ruger® Gunsite Scout Rifle. Ruger’s records reflect this rifle was roll marked December 8, 2010. The rifle was never sold and has never been fired beyond normal factory test firing. The Gunsite Scout Rifle was first introduced as “NEW” in the 2011 Ruger Firearms catalog. The rifle has a matte black finish and features a 16.5-inch free-floating, cold hammer-forged alloy steel barrel with integral scope mounts (machined directly on the solid-steel receiver) and a flash suppressor. Other features include: a forward-mounted Picatinny rail for “both eyes open” sighting and rapid target acquisition; a built-in, accurate sighting system with adjustable ghost ring rear aperture sight and a non-glare, protected blade front sight. The stock is made of laminated wood that free floats the barrel, and the soft-rubber buttpad with buttpad spacers allows the rifle to be properly sized for different shooters or varying levels of outerwear (three, 1/2″spacers included). The stock also features wrap-around cut checkering on the forearm and pistol grip as well as the Gunsite logo on the bottom of the pistol grip. Additionally, this rifle has a non-rotating, Mauser-type controlled round feed extractor; three-position safety; stainless steel bolt; and sling swivels.

This Ruger auction raised over $1,800 for youth shooting sports!

The SASP’s Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has been dedicated in their support of our program for over five years and has graciously included the SASP as a beneficiary of Ruger Auctions. Each week from September through December will feature a new Ruger Auction, with all proceeds being donated in benefit of the SASP!

The rifle up for auction this week is a Ruger® M77® Hawkeye® Rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor. Ruger’s records reflect this rifle was roll marked August 18, 2010. The model and catalog designations (Model 37104 – HKM77RFPB) indicate this model was not a regular production item as it was not listed in any of the Ruger Firearms Catalogs.   Features include the smooth and crisp Ruger LC6™ trigger. It has a black synthetic stock with a black recoil pad with the Ruger® eagle logo embossed in it. Other features include the Mauser-type controlled feeding and powerful claw extractor, and 3-position safety. It has a 26-inch hammer-forged matte stainless-steel barrel with integral scope mounts machined directly on the solid steel receiver. The design of the patented steel floorplate, which bears the distinctive Ruger logo, provides easy unloading and eliminates accidental “dumping” of ammunition. The box magazine holds four cartridges.

This auction raised $1,000 for youth shooting sports!

The SASP’s Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has been dedicated in their support of our program for over six years and has graciously included the SASP as a beneficiary of Ruger Auctions. Each week from September through December will feature a new Ruger Auction, with all proceeds being donated in benefit of the SASP!

We have for auction a .22 Long Rifle caliber New Model Single-Six® Bisley™ revolver. Ruger’s records reflect this revolver was test fired November 1, 1993. The Ruger Bisley Single-Action revolvers were introduced as “NEW” in the 1986 Ruger Firearms Catalog. ?This revolver does not appear to be a regular production model, and it has never been sold or fired beyond normal testing during manufacture.

Please NOTE: This revolver was a trade show display item hence the bolt in the bottom of the grip frame.

Some features of this revolver include a blued finish; 6-1/2-inch barrel; a low hammer profile smoothly curved with a wide spur and deep checkering; and a longer, full-shape grip frame featuring American walnut grips with silver-colored Ruger “SR” Eagle logo medallions. Other features include a 6-round capacity .22 Long Rifle, non-fluted cylinder with a roll-engraved scene. ?The engraved scene on the cylinder of this revolver is a modified version of the traditional engraving found on the models produced at that time. It has a blade front sight, and dovetail rear sight adjustable for windage only. 

This auction raised over $1,200 for youth shooting sports!

The SASP’s Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has been dedicated in their support of our program for over five years and has graciously included the SASP as a beneficiary of Ruger Auctions. Each week from September through December will feature a new Ruger Auction, with all proceeds being donated in benefit of the SASP!

Up for auction this week is a Ruger® Mark III™ 22/45 LITE™ pistol. Ruger’s records reflect this pistol was roll marked October 29, 2015. This limited production pistol was a distributor exclusive introduced in 2015 and is no longer in production. The pistol was a Ruger Sales & Marketing photography sample, was never sold, and has never been fired beyond normal factory test firing.   Features include: a lightweight, gill-cut design, aerospace-grade, red anodized aluminum receiver; a stainless-steel threaded barrel; and loaded chamber indicator. It has an adjustable rear sight, fixed front sight and a factory-installed Picatinny rail for easy mounting of optics. The NRA logo is engraved on the back of the bolt. Other features include a precision molded polymer grip frame with a serrated front strap.  The red and black Altamont grips also feature the NRA logo.  

This Ruger Auction raised over $1,000 for youth shooting sports!

Ruger, a Founding Partner Sponsor of the Scholastic Action Shooting Program (SASP) will be continuing its support of the youth development program through a weekly series of fundraising auctions. In 2021, bidders raised over $31,000 through Ruger firearm auctions, with all proceeds going back to youth shooting sports of the SASP.

This year’s auction series begins September 7, 2022 and will run through December 28, 2022. Through Ruger’s outstanding support for youth shooting sports, a new auction will go live every Wednesday at 12:30 pm ET. Auction descriptions and links will be posted on the SASP website and Facebook pages to support this fundraising opportunity.