Ruckman and Ripllinger are not KJV Only.
They both believe all scripture is given by inspiration of God.
Peter Ruckman and Gail Riplinger do both hold a KJV-only theory as can be seen in their own writings. It is clear that you do too regardless of your attempted denial.
It seems that Peter Ruckman forgot what he used to know in agreement with doctrinally sound believers, and sometime after 1971 he in effect invented a new private inconsistent interpretation of 2 Timothy 3:16.
In a letter written to Robert Sumner in 1971, Peter Ruckman wrote: “Verbal inspiration has to do with 2 Tim 3:16 and deals with the original autographs, as we all know” (letter, p. 2).
Peter Ruckman wrote: “So our position is this: The King James Bible may not claim for itself the original inspiration of God, breathing through the men who spoke when they were copied down by a writer at the time they spoke. However, it can be claimed to be preserved without proven error in the universal language of the world” (Theological Studies, Book 15, p. 23