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Example
of a Super Bearcat with brass-anodized aluminum trigger guard.

Close-up
view of the brass-anodized aluminum trigger guard on
#91-32828.

Barrel
address without "SR" inside the Ruger Eagle and no
".22 Cal." marking. Found on s/n 91-32828.

Close-up
view of the "Cat" on the Super's roll-marked
cylinder.

Example
of a Super Bearcat with the blue steel trigger guard.

Close-up
view of the blue steel trigger guard on #91-59512.

Barrel
address with the "SR" in the Ruger Eagle and
".22 Cal." marking. Found on s/n 91-59512.

View
of s/n 91-59512's alloy ejector rod housing and short front
sight found on all of the Super Bearcats.

View
of a Super Bearcat box top.

View
of a Super Bearcat box end.

The
early Super Bearcats came in these Bearcat boxes with Bearcat
instructions dated 9/69.

Bearcat
instructions dated 9/69 came with the first Super Bearcats.
Later guns had Super Bearcat instructions; example shown is
dated 9/72.

This
is a picture of Elmer Keith's Super Bearcat, s/n 91-00015. It
is new in its original box with all the papers. This rare gun
is the pride of my modest Super Bearcat collection.

Close-up
view of Elmer Keith's Super Bearcat, serial
number...#91-00015.

Shipping
label on #91-00015's cardboard shipping carton. Sent from
Sturm, Ruger & Co. to a Salmon, Idaho hardware store for
Mr. Elmer Keith.

Picture
of the handwritten note inside of #91-00015's box top from
Elmer Keith to his good friend when he traded the gun to him.