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Bearcat
Hi there, long time shooter, new to the forum. The first pistol I bought after turning 21 was an Old Style (3 screw) Single Six. It was in great shape and had no idea it was made in 1967 until much later!
The question I have is, are all Super Single Sixes convertible between .22 LR and .22 WMR?? The gun has adjustable sights (thus, the "Super") and the S# is 5446## and the only Old Model single sixes with that pattern of S# appears to be the Supers. However! It has only one cylinder (.22 LR), and it does NOT have any numbers engraved in the front of the cylinder. Seeing as though it is a used gun, do you think that this is a cylinder from a different gun dropped into a convertible, and it just so happens that the timing is perfect, or did they make Supers in only .22 LR?
The left side of the gun reads only ".22 CAL" and not ".22 LR" if that helps at all.
Thanks for any info!!!
The question I have is, are all Super Single Sixes convertible between .22 LR and .22 WMR?? The gun has adjustable sights (thus, the "Super") and the S# is 5446## and the only Old Model single sixes with that pattern of S# appears to be the Supers. However! It has only one cylinder (.22 LR), and it does NOT have any numbers engraved in the front of the cylinder. Seeing as though it is a used gun, do you think that this is a cylinder from a different gun dropped into a convertible, and it just so happens that the timing is perfect, or did they make Supers in only .22 LR?
The left side of the gun reads only ".22 CAL" and not ".22 LR" if that helps at all.
Thanks for any info!!!