I wish Ruger woild make....

[catfish621]

5 shot GP100 in 44 spec.

 

[Jayhawkhuntclub]

I keep saying it, but...

a stainless FT in 45 Colt, based on the 44 Mag anniversary frame.

 

[FergusonTO35]

A .44 Special Geep would be pretty awesome!!

 

[toysoldier]

How about a Single-Six with an 8- or 9-shot cylinder?

 

[frogger]

1. a 4" .454 Casull Super Redhawk. I love the Alaskan, but it is a bit TOO short.

2. bring back the half lug 4" GP100's.

3. bring back the Redhawk in .41 Magnum w/ a 5.5" barrel.

 

[Anonymous]

The SP-101 in .22LR (they used to, I know). Or better yet, a Bearcat size DA/SA revolver with traditional panel grips. A Ruger version of S&W's kit guns.

 

[RVM45]

Bring back .357 Redhawks.

A GP-100 Sized Redhawk would be ultra-fine too.

Never have liked the GP-100 from the first time that I saw one. It looks Boxy; and the DA Trigger-Pull is Clunky.

Like to see the Security Sixes come back.....

But I've heard that they can't be manufactured with a reasonable Profit.

.....RVM45 8) :shock: 8)

 

[Bucks Owin]

How about a Single-Six with an 8- or 9-shot cylinder?

Blasphemy!! :x Besides, what would you call it? A "Single Nine"? :lol:

Nah, I'll stick with a 5 shot SBH with a BIG hole at the muzzle... 8)

 

[flatgate]

A exact copy of the early single shot break down 22 cal. pistols that Bill Ruger had in his desk

flatgate

 

[americal]

THANK-YOU FLATGATE A pair of Icons in my most humble opinion 8) SO conservative in form & function priceless--but you guys may not see what I see :lol: but they get to me BIG TIME.

 

[Anonymous]

A exact copy of the early single shot break down 22 cal. pistols that Bill Ruger had in his desk

flatgate

Since I know you've got Wilson's Ruger book, and you can post photos, how about one of the Ruger "Baby Nambu" prototype on page 48? That was a neat little .22 pistol I think Ruger could have sold.

 

[REP1954]

Wow! Exactly what I had in mind but only in 44/45 caliber.

 

[CraigC]

I'd love one of those break-open .22 pistols!

I'd also like to see the new steel XR3 make its way onto the Single Six as well as the reverse indexing pawl. Also a return of the dovetail rear sight configuration. Let's see new Single Sixes in all barrel lengths, in blued and stainless, in .327Fed, in both XR3 and Bisley configurations.

The new .44Spl flat-tops in 7½" lengths.

Let's see some new mid-frame flat-tops in .41Spl, .38-40 and .45Colt as well.

Five-shot Bisleys in .480Ruger as well. Maybe Ruger can legitimize the .500S&W 1.4" while they're at it.

 

[Bucks Owin]

Hmmm ...have to agree! :shock: :?

 

[Nowata]

A bisley Hunter in .357(of course SS!)

 

[chet15]

How about revamping the entire New Model SA line with a 3-screw version that has the same solid "CLACK, CLACK, click, CLACK" of the Old Model action, and including the transfer bar of the New Model. I don't care what caliber they make them in....make it in all of them!
After all, Ruger has been shipping Old Models with New Model parts out of the factory since 1983!
Chet15

 

[WESHOOT2]

A GP100 in 10mm/40 is utterly doable; a GP100 in anything bigger renders it a five-shot for safety.

I been nagging Ruger for a dozen years to give us a moonie 10mm GP.

 

[steve b]

A .480 SBH. Bisley grip. A 5-shot by necessity. steve b

 

[FergusonTO35]

RVM, a GP-100 size .357 Redhawk would be rockin'. However, isn't the Redhawk basically an upsized Security Six, meaning that a smaller .357 Redhawk would basically be a new version of the SS? I sure would love to have one, but everyone says that Ruger is dead set against bringing back any of the Six series.

 

[Don Lovel]

10mm/40 S&W moon clip DA with 3" full lug barrel

Those break action single shots from Bill's desk, VERY COOL