You probably shouldn't have mentioned the 9mm...I'll be trying my hardest to talk you out of it probably until the end of timeYep,, the Security-Six is a very, very good, solid, dependable handgun. My first one was the heavy barreled model in 4". Sadly,, it got stolen,, but I replaced it. I also have a Speed-Six in 9mm. Excellent guns for sure.
Who said sell? I was thinking something more along the lines of a trade.![]()
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Me sell a Ruger???
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Ruger should never have stopped manufacturing this revolver and it's siblings.
I didn't say I'd be successful I said I'll be trying to talk you out of it. But I'm sure I'll eventually come across something that's worth it, I know how much you love the Max! It's like Ted DiBiase used to say, everyone has a price"Who said sell? I was thinking something more along the lines of a trade."
Sell? Trade? It doesn't matter either way! I don't get rid of any of them unless there are VERY extenuating circumstances.
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Yup, Bill Ruger made them to compete with S&W for LE contracts but was late to the party since LE soon shifted to semi autos. He offered the Six Series at a lower cost than S&W in an attempt to break into the LE market. Personally, I think the Six Series may be the finest double action revolvers Ruger ever made.The story I heard was that Ruger didn't make any money on the Six series guns. The manufacturing costs were close enough to dealer cost that the price point didn't make sense for them.