This consecutively numbered pair of Ruger revolvers are among the rarest of flat top variations, featuring 10 inch 8 groove rifled barrels. It is estimated that approximately 50 revolvers were manufactured in this configuration in the 36xxx and 37xxx serial number ranges. A similar example, serial number 37361 (only 10 and 11 numbers away from this pair!) is pictured on page 133 of "Know Your Ruger: Single Action Revolvers 1953-63" by John C. Dougan. With wide base serrated ramp front and Micro adjustable rear notch sights, first style flat top frame, type 3 straight cut ejector rod housing, type 3 ejector rod with flat round head, serrated blue hammer with polished sides, and first style aluminum alloy grip frame. With smooth grips with nickel and black Ruger medallions. With unmarked Ruger factory box.

Very good. 85% original blue and black finish remains with a visible area of pitting at the left side of the muzzle, scratches and nicks, and areas of high point wear. The grips show some small pressure dents. Mechanically excellent. Box is very good with corner and edge wear. A great opportunity to own a pair in one of the rarest Ruger Blackhawk variations!

The included factory letter states the revolver was shipped in September of 1961, as a model BKH30. As described in "A". With unmarked Ruger factory box.

Excellent overall. 98% plus original blue and black finish remains with some very light wear on the muzzle and forward edge of the ejector housing, and small handling marks. The grips show some small dents and dings. Mechanically excellent. Box is very good with corner and edge wear, and packing tape.