Picked up this 1985 vintage and easily 98%+ .32 Single-Six with box/paperwork early today. Because, a man cannot possibly have too many 32's! 
Another 32 H&R SSM...
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Ruger Guru
Super SWEET!!
NICE!!!
I have a few 32's,
I haven't brought myself to shoot this one yet. SSM marked
SN# 650-00083
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I do shoot these…
I'm close to yours, I have #89.
protoolman
Service-Sixer
I shoot my 4 5/8 early but not ssm model. I had a 5 1/2 in fair condition but traded that for a .45 Colt carbine a few years back to a forum member. One special .32 is just right for me.
Yea the 32 Mag is fun and cheap to shoot.
I shot these with the short grip frame in SASS using black powder. The smaller frame allows for easier one-handed shooting.
I shot these with the short grip frame in SASS using black powder. The smaller frame allows for easier one-handed shooting.
DGW1949
Hawkeye
Nice guns WJ....I remember the Ruger Girl (Kelly?) advertising those with fake ivory grips.
DGW
DGW
OP
My 32 shorty was Bisley-fied by a former owner ( which I approve of 100%. ) It also features some extremely well executed checkering on the hammer, trigger and front/backstrap. It's become one of my all time favorite shooters...
Yea My FFL and friend and I bought 10-12 of these for $235 each as they were being discontinued. Ruger must have thought that they would be popular with the Female SASS shooters WRONG. The husbands didn't want to load another round, and you can get a 38 special to do what the 32 will do and then some. If you are at a SASS match and need ammo hard to find a Pard with 32 ammo but will have 38 ammo. I like them because you able to shoot one handed easier and the small amount of black powder they need.
I still have the ivory grips but like the Eagle Gunfighter grips better.
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