In a lifetime of testing and writing about firearms, I’ve encountered dozens that were shabbily made or performed poorly.
No matter what I tried, the gun remained stubbornly nonfunctional. The cylinder was tightly locked up, and my best efforts couldn’t free it. While the Single-Ten functioned beautifully, the Single-Nine.
#Ruger single six cylinder identification trial
When test samples arrived from Ruger, I admired them briefly and then took them to my shooting range for a trial run. It takes longer to eject empties and reload each cylinder. While those larger capacities allow you to fire more shots before reloading, speed isn’t the issue here. Introduced in 2012, the new Ruger Single-Ten chambers 10 rounds of. The latest versions of Ruger’s sixgun aren’t actually sixguns. Sadly, this model has long since been discontinued. 32 H&R Mag centerfire that accounted for several desert-dwelling jackrabbits before I finished my testing and returned the gun to Ruger. Simply switching cylinders allowed the revolver to digest either kind of ammunition. Single-Six variations included a model with. The transfer bar safety allowed sixguns to be fully loaded without endangering the user. Prior to this innovation, it was wise to load only five chambers of SA revolvers. In 1973, Ruger added a transfer bar mechanism that made the gun much safer to carry with all six chambers loaded and the hammer down on a loaded chamber. The high-quality, American-made, single-action (SA) sixgun quickly racked up impressive sales as it created new interest in the “thumbuster” sixguns of earlier times. I’ve owned several, including a highly customized Mark I that is among my most prized possessions.įour years later, Ruger announced a. It was the company’s first product and it sold like crazy. Shooters flocked to buy one these guns, which vaguely resembled the German Luger. The iconic handgun was an immediate success, launching the company that soon became one of America’s premier gunmakers.
began business by introducing its Standard Model.
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