Not really- although there have been a few attempts to start something like that. Stolen arms are entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database by the police. That can be accessed by all police departments, but is not open to the public. Ask local law enforcement to check if you are in doubt.
It it has been reported stolen, ask your local police to run it.
That serial number is reported to be manufactured in 1962, according to the website listed below.
Ask you local police to run the serial number. It has been reported it will show up.
Ruger website, customer service, historical data- and you need the MODEL of the pistol. Your serial number indicates that your Ruger pistol was made in the year 1976.The ending serial number for that year was 13-48646.
You will have to have the police run the serial number. If it has been reported to the police, it will likely show up.
Ruger's website has serial number data on its products.
The lower the serial number the younger the pistol is
The PY in the middle of your serial number dates your pistol to 1982.
See the Browning website- customer service. Date of production by serial number listing.
Go to the Ruger website. Customer Service, historical data, pistol, your model, and check serial number range.
Go to the Ruger website. There is a section to date your 22 by serial number.
You will have to call Colt with the serial number to find out.