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John Wayne Stainless Vaquero
TALO Distributors Inc. announces the production of a limited edition Ruger Stainless Vaquero celebrating John Wayne’s 100th Anniversary. The stainless .45 Colt is a 1000 unit follow up to TALO’s original blue John Wayne completed in December of 2007. Each 4 5/8-inch revolver is factory serialized with the prefix JWV001-JWV1000. John Wayne’s signature decorates the barrel. The bright polished frame is tastefully embellished with American scrollwork originally designed by ...
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