the most boring handgun ever made

[coosbaycreep]

GUN IS SOLD

ruger single six
.22lr only
some holster wear
my dad called ruger earlier this year to find out when it was made, and it's 1964 IIRC
never had the safety updated either, so it's more dangerous than new ones I would assume
leather holster
fake black pearl grips
incredibly accurate, incredibly reliable, and incredibly boring. Your great great great grandkids will die of old age (and probably boredom as well) before you wear this slow loading thing out

price drop to $250, and I'll throw in a box of .22lr ammo
no trades any longer, as I bought another gun this morning and want the money

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[coosbaycreep]

price drop to $260 firm
still open to trades, especially a decent mauser in 8mm, or might throw in some cash for a nazi mauser

 

[coosbaycreep]

there's some more pics for the people asking
it's hard to see because of the flash and crappy camera...and crappy photographer, but the worst holster wear is shown in the last pic

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[Yester]

bump just cause your ad rocks. It is quite humorous and honest all in one!

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[JUSTIficatioN]

just a quick question, I have this same gun, is it incredibly hard to get the spent shells out of the cylinder for you?

 

[Stinkerbelle]

Justification,

I had a single six circa 1980 or so, and I had a terrible time getting the spent shells out when shooting .22 long rifle. Mine had the .22 mag cylinder too, and it worked fine. I thought about taking it to a smith to see what he could do with it, but never did. Ended up giving it to my son.

 

[Logical1]

was everybody using the ejector rod to push the shells out or trying to dig them out with your finger nails?

 

[coosbaycreep]

I haven't shot it for a long time now, but I don't ever remember having problems ejecting shells. Seems kinda odd that any SA revolver would have problems ejecting empties since it's one at a time, and you can put quite a bit of force behind the ejector rod.