I have had many questions over the yearsfrom folks about which “grip panel” goes on which single action Ruger.Especially about the difference in the early Single-Sixes andBlackhawk “Flattops” when compared to the later Blackhawks and Single-Sixes,short barreled New Model Super Blackhawks, and on into the New Model Blackhawks,Vaqueros, and Bisley Vaqueros.Itcan be quite confusing unless you are a student of the subject.These questions are primarily generated by someone attempting to purchasereplacement grips or custom grips for their Ruger single action revolver.Also it may beabout a gripframe on an old collectible Ruger that someone is about to lay out a goodly sumof dollars to purchase and they want to make sure the gun is “right”. 22lr, a Ruger Mark lI, and a Kimber conversion slide for my Kimber Custom so it will have plenty of company.(Pleasebe patient - this page will take some time to load!) In any event, I purchased this one because I can shoot it more often and plink with more rounds because of its availability and cost of. 22lr specific star revolvers might be a little more accurate? Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe that the bore of a convertible is a little larger to accommodate the. I'm thinking that a revolver specifically chambered for the. I imagine it never was in the revolver it was mated to. It is etched with a 3 number serialization in a less than perfect box (but with no velvet pouch) with no drag marks on it at all. As I might have mentioned, I found and purchased a. I'm not sure how to feel about that just yet. I found it! My Ruger blued 1975 manufactured Single Six with a 6 and 1/2 barrel is not a convertible. 22 WMR and was planning to send it to Ruger to have it fitted just to be safe, now I'm not sure it can be fitted at all. 22lr.Īs I've already purchased an unused in the box. I do believe the convertible revolvers came with a slightly wider bore to accommodate the larger. I'm thinking that the bore might not be suitable for the.
Would Ruger know if this particular revolver shipped with only one cylinder? I guess I'll have to ask Ruger. I'm guessing that mine may not a convertible. 22lr cylinder has no numbers on it at all, either engraved or etched!Īs Ruger says, in it's downloadable manual, that Ruger Single Six revolvers manufactured and sold with only one cylinder do not have any numbers on the cylinder that comes with the firearm. However, when I checked whether the 3 digit cylinder number matched the last 3 serial numbers of the revolver, it turns out that. 22 WMR got separated along with the case or box it originally came in. It was manufactured in 1975.Īs it came with only the. I purchased an almost mint Ruger Single Six 2nd hand.
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