Tooky, that's a gorgeous set you have there! My Speed-Six is nowhere near as nice. To me that's real, honest-go-greatness customer service. He chose that one because it was the closest in configuration to his beloved Security-Six. After he got over the shock of Ruger's more than agreeable offer, he saw that there was a blued 4.2" GP100 on the list.
Their offer was based on their analysis that the failure of the gun should never have happened, and furthermore that it was THEIR fault and not that of the end user so it was only fair that our customer received a perfectly working gun back as replacement. Shortly after they had received the broken Security-Six, he got response back from Ruger CS with a list of then currently available revolvers that they had in their warehouse, advising him to choose one as a no-cost replacement. He contacted Ruger about the now busted gun they had him send the gun in so they could inspect it. 357s through it and the gun suffered a serious failure with its frame. One day at the range with the Ruger, he put one too many. I told this story under my old screenname a few years back: a customer of ours (and a good friend of mine) had a Security-Six that at the time he had owned for over 20 years, one that he purchased used. Just an FYI, a few years ago I had a Security Six that needed some repair and when I contacted Ruger they told me that they would take it in an fix it under warranty even though I was not the original owner, and that if they could not fix it they would sell me a new revolver for cost.
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