32 mag Single Six

[Brules]

I purchased this 32 Mag Single Six several years ago.
I knew it didn't have a factory finish. But whoever did the finish did a nice job.

 

[Mike Armstrong]

A very nice and practical revolver that fits all sizes of paws! Even OK for self-defense--to me the click-click-CLACK of an SA being cocked is the same as a rattler's rattle or a round being chambered in an 870--DON'T TREAD ON ME!!!!

 

[Bob Wright]

A very nice and practical revolver that fits all sizes of paws! Even OK for self-defense--to me the click-click-CLACK of an SA being cocked is the same as a rattler's rattle or a round being chambered in an 870--DON'T TREAD ON ME!!!!

Mine don't go "click-click-CLACK." It's more of a "schriick! POW!"

Bob Wright

 

[5of7]

I have one too. I bought it when they came out a number of years ago. It is one of my favorite handguns. A joy to shoot, and cheap to handload. I developed a load with a 118 gr. cast bullet, which I think was more of a 32/20 bullet. Whatever twist Ruger had in them stabilized the 118 gr. bullet very nicely. And the nice thing is that it shoots better than I do with whatever I load in it. BTW, you would be surprised at the velocity you can get with the 60 Gr. Hornadys.

 

[bogus bill]

I recently gave almost all my guns away when I was put on hospice. This .32 H&R MAG among
them.
https://postimg.cc/HVp5DQGz

 

[LAH]

I recently gave almost all my guns away when I was put on hospice. This .32 H&R MAG among
them.
https://postimg.cc/HVp5DQGz

A handy piece no doubt.