Ruger Police Service Six

Teamblue

I have a Police Service Six 2 3/4 in barrel bobbed hammer double action only serial number 158-929XX. Box marked catalog no GF-32 2 3/4 inch bbl. The lady at Ruger told me it was shipped in 1982 with a 2 3/4 barrel double action and that it apparently was a custom order. She had no other information as to the bobbed hammer. Does anybody have any other information on this firearm or know where I can look?

Thanks, Robert

Teamblue

I recently acquired a Police Service Six .357 in stainless with a 2 3/4" barrel. It is in very nice shape.

I have seen them listed from time to time on various gun auction sites but never with the 2 3/4" barrel. Is this rare by any means??

Ruger site indicates it was made in 1981. Any help appreciated.

Teamblue

Are the walnut grips for the security six the same as the servive six? Thank you

Teamblue

Hello, hoping someone could fill in some squares for me. I have a Ruger Police Service Six 38 Special rev. With a 4 inch barrel, fixed sights, and in excellent shape. I was wondering what the differnce between the Police service six and say the Security Six, or Speed Six? Seems like everything I see for this era of guns is always for the others. They look just like the security six, so my guess is the caliber is the only differnce. Thanks in advance!
Alleno

Alleno

Teamblue

Henry,

Thanks. I see those were Security Sixes with adjustable sights. I have the Service Six with fixed sights.

Appreciate your input.

2xbyu

Model number GF-32.

GF= stainless Service-Six with Fixed sights.

32= .357 Magnum, 2-3/4" barrel

The "Reference of Ruger Firearms, Volume 2" has the GF-32 listed serial number range as 156-16197 to 157-86301, 1980 to 1981. It also has it listed as extremely rare. I wouldn't hold my breath on the "extremely rare" aspect, I have seen to many of them to be extremely rare, somewhat scarce maybe.

Teamblue

2xbyu,

Thank you, that is very helpful.

TB