Wrangler triple play
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BULL'S-EYE
Buckeye
Be careful...Wranglers are kind of like potato chips!
Of course, now you're gonna need a Super...Just sayin'
Of course, now you're gonna need a Super...Just sayin'
gunman42782
Hunter
Well, I have two Single Sixes, so I really don't see me buying a Super Wrangler. But who knows???Be careful...Wranglers are kind of like potato chips!
Of course, now you're gonna need a Super...Just sayin'
I have 2 single sixes, a single ten and a single nine and I didn't have any interest in the wrangler either, then a 4 5/8" came home and a week later a. 7 1/2" joined it. Also have a colt new frontier buntline and a 4 1/2" peacemaker, but the wranglers are fun.
Actnbill
Single-Sixer
At my house..that goes under the category of 'Marital Contraband' ...............My wife thinks I own 1 gun and I never look at her shoes in the closet.
Bullthrower338
Single-Sixer
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I wasn't interested in what I thought was the Ruger version of the heritage 22. I was living in Houston area at the time and wanted a snake gun to leave on my zero turn. The wrangler fit that bill. Liked it so much I bought another 4-5/8 a couple days later and a super wrangler a month or so ago! I like them for what they are! Good little revolvers that don't hurt the checkbook
bigbillyboy
Buckeye
I have resisted so far- mostly by buying other "must have" guns. But if an all-black Super Wrangler shows up at my local store…I might be in trouble.
Star43
Blackhawk
Nah, you won't be in trouble......an all black one, hmmm. I think you will probably be smiling all the way home. What the heck. You only live once!
BULL'S-EYE
Buckeye
I'm quite pleased with my Super Wrangler... It's proven to be sufficiently accurate for my needs. And while definitely lacking the refinement of a good Single-Six, one doesn't have to worry about a Wrangler nearly as much as your more expensive or coveted guns...
Star43
Blackhawk
Well said and sure makes good sense.
GasGuzzler
Hunter
I need one. The only RSS I have right now needs to stay "safe".
Been lobbying for a 4 5/8" Super Wrangler since it's announcement!
I already had to "rob Peter to pay Paul" to get the 1960 Super last week. I was just at the coast and the shop there had 6 used Single Sixes and 4 or 5 Marks. Almost bought a pristine 3 screw Super with both cylinders, but the ask was a bit high. There were a couple others that were priced right but they didn't catch my fancy. Once I give my silver Wrangler to my grandson I'll probably spring for a black Super Wrangler.
Star43
Blackhawk
Yeah, I agree......I think the black is the way to.go. 6 used single sixes ?? Wow, that must have made you feel like a kid in candy store !!
Hankus
Blackhawk
Star43
Blackhawk
Those 5 and 7 year olds are sure going to be happy with those. It's up to "Grandpas" to teach them the value of those guns, and you as a Grandpa was sure nice to do that for them. 
I sure did. The owner let me know that he would be happy to ship any of them to my hometown gun store. Still tempted on that nice Super…Yeah, I agree......I think the black is the way to.go. 6 used single sixes ?? Wow, that must have made you feel like a kid in candy store !!
Star43
Blackhawk
I don't know if it was this thread or another but you had a post that made me laugh. It was about putting something in a "safe place" and then for- getting all about that "safe place" until you ac-cidently run into it later on. And then of course walking over to do something with a hammer or screwdriver, and then stop to look at something else. Put down the screwdriver & hammer, and then go back to the first project, and leave the tools you needed at the second location. I think the olde we get, that is what is called "wisdom".
Yep. That's my life…100%. I sure hope you're right- because that means I'm full of wisdom, instead of that other stuff my wife occasionally accuses me of.
