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Will_Carry 
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Posted: 9/9/10 11:30 AM
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I bought this Ruger Single Six at the gun show. It's blued with 9.5 inch barrel. The more I shoot this pistol the more I like it. I think it must be the long barrel. It's long enough that I can
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neverenough
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Posted: 7/17/10 11:50 AM
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Hey, Will Carry....Sounds as though your new "S.S." is gonna be fun! With the 9.5" barrel, you may do well more than wound the cans....probably will end their career...!
Have fun,
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neverenough
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Posted: 6/14/10 10:33 AM
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The front sight ramp "paint" is a definite assist. (I use the "Bright Sights" paint). Especially when the eyesight is crap up close!
The single six is another fun
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Painter55
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Posted: 6/13/10 8:12 PM
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This is a sweet little shooter! Mine is impeccably machined with no flaws. I love the wood grips. A bit heavy, so recoil is nonexistent, and it proved highly accurate. It is quite easy to load and
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9mmLassiter
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Posted: 4/8/10 11:26 AM
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A lovely little gun. Very fun to shoot and extremely accurate. I am not that good a shot, really. I hadn't shot it in a long while, pulled it out at 15 feet and shot a 2" group with the first three shots. It's the perfect range/target gun.
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ninjatoth
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Posted: 3/29/10 3:54 PM
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I just bought one of these NIB,a blued 4.6" barrel,and it has been nothing but fantastic.The quality to this gun is second to none and worth all of the $410 I paid for it.I have put about 1500
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draarc
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Posted: 3/14/10 12:42 AM
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Just bought a Ruger 22 cal single six from a gunshop I was told that it was made in 1967 ser 468.... It came with the box and paper work but no 22WMR cyld. Does anyone know where I could get one and would it need fitting to this gun?
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geoatv
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Posted: 3/13/10 12:13 PM
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This was the first handgun I bought when I turned 21. AND YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH IT!
If you are looking at the Heritage Rough rider, I think you will be happier with the quality/fit-finish
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trekerjohn
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Posted: 3/2/10 11:09 PM
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I have had a .22 Single Six for a few years now and I love it. I had a red dot scope on it for a while, but even with the adjustable sights, it is the most accurate handgun i have ever had. I use CCI
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375HH
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Posted: 3/2/10 1:59 AM
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The .22 model has 2 cylinders: .22 long rifle and .22 Winchester magnum rimfire. The .17 HMR is a totally separate model from the .22 model. May I make some suggestions: 1. Get the stainless steel
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SittingMooseShaman
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Posted: 12/25/09 3:22 PM
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Man,that stainless Sixer in the photo looks fine.
It's pourin' rain here, so i'll just pull my Sixer out and rub 'er down with some oil and do some dry-fire exercises...
Y'ih
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kcmitch
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Posted: 12/22/09 9:14 PM
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Well, just take all the great comments below and multiply by a dozen or so and you'll have my score on this gun. I just can't say enough about it. I have the .22LR-.22Mag and it is just about
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 6/29/09 3:45 AM
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Aladan, if you can't talk Ruger into selling just the box, I would seriously consider searching EBay and the various auction sites available. With today's economy, I'm betting that somebody would be eager to sell an empty box for reasonable price! Good luck.
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reno142
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Posted: 6/22/09 5:31 PM
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I have the single six .32 H&R Magnum version. I saw it in a pawn shop and just couldnt leave without it. It fires great, feels good weight wise and was accurate.
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AlaDan
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Posted: 3/21/08 4:55 PM
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I scored a stainless 6.5" barrel model Ruger Super Single
Six Convertible with the .22 WMR cylinder for only $200.
The weapon is pristine ['bout 98%]; but without box and
doc's.
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shotgunsandrifles
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Posted: 12/10/07 1:06 AM
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I bought one in .22/22.mag stainless with a 6 1/2" barrel and can bust clay targets at 70yards freehand on a calm day. its a wonderful gun and i intend on buying another.
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Shootss
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Posted: 10/1/07 2:03 AM
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My son and I each scored one of these at the same auction. At $185 for my .22/.22 mag convertible and $175 for his .22, we almost stole these. Both are in good blued condition and dead on accurate. Both
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ShootSS
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Posted: 9/14/07 4:11 AM
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I was blessed to purchase two Sturm Ruger Single Six models in one day at an estate auction. One was the convertible model (22lr and 22 mag) the other was just the .22 long rifle. My son and I shoot at
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sittingmoose10.31_51shaman
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Posted: 8/18/07 2:28 PM
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Thanks for the thought! I have the 50 th. Anniversary Model w/ Rosewood grips 2,000 rounds ammo....a back yard range...I'm spendin' the rest o' the day plinkin', thanx .
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harleyranger
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Posted: 8/15/07 11:12 PM
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ya i got one of these too .. found it in a pawn shop 85 bucks ,, 98 %condition had the 22 mag cylinder i found a 22 lr cylinder on e=bay after i called ruger and they quoted me about 300 dollars for a
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Sunshyne099
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Posted: 2/24/07 7:57 PM
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just recently bought one of these from 65. A woman was selling her husbands collection after he passed away. It is a real beauty! Fires great and is great fun. Very easy to deal with and clean. It makes
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qncy_blw
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Posted: 2/16/07 6:55 PM
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Since 1972, Ive owned and shoot often a Ruger 6 1/2 inch Single Six 22lr/22mag Convertible. Through tens of thousands of rounds, it has never given me any problems. My only regret is that around 1979
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piper
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Posted: 2/12/07 3:50 AM
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I have a single six in .22 and .22 mag, 51/2 inch barrel stainless version. I love shooting it when I can get it away from the wife. Shell play all day. Its a solid, accurate single action thats good
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Casino_Manager
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Posted: 1/24/07 9:25 AM
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The single six is an excellent target shooter, plinker, and small game pistol. I have the blued finish .22LR/.22WMR and have had no problems with the gun. Easy to care for and clean, the gun has served
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quikdrawmagraw
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Posted: 11/14/06 8:56 PM
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I bought a Ruger Single Six Convertible in stainless for my oldest Daughter a while back. I shoot it as much as she does. I love this gun. For around $10 you can shoot all day and never a problem. We
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TrumpetShooter
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Posted: 10/23/06 11:09 AM
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My Single-Six is the convertible model. It has a .22 magnum cylinder and a .22lr cylinder. Shoots straight, looks great. Easy home-grown trigger job. Very heavy cowboy gun.
Love it! $289 NIB in April of 2004. Wouldnt trade it or sell it.
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