How about a Super Single Nine?

Ruger has shown it can think out of the box. The Wrangler is a big seller currently (actually the only Ruger revolver I see at many shops). The Single Ten is 22LR only and the Single Nine is 22Magnum rimfire only. Surely, they could sell a bunch of convertibles that shot both 22LR & 22Mag if they made nine shot 22LR cylinders for the Nine shot revolver.

I would want one (or several depending on grips, bbl length, etc.)

What does the group think? Will it ever happen?

32Magfan

Doubtful. Slow sales on both mentioned models,, so it doesn't make economical sense to make any variations.

I don't think the convertible cylinders even need to have the same number of holes, technically. The pawl from the Single 9 should rotate a 10 shot cylinder far enough to ensure lockup; all they'd need to do is offer a "convertible" with both cylinders.

That said, I really don't see the advantage of 9/10 over six in such a heavy revolver. I think what makes the Wrangler popular might be the low price and lighter weight.