Single Six muzzle crown or lack there of

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Acorn

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Just picked up a used stainless SIngle Six. Last night I realized there is no crown on the muzzle. Just a small chamfer at the bore. Not radiused, flat. Anybody else seen this? I guess it could be a Bubba barrel shortening job but it doesn't look like a hacksaw job and no lathe marks so......
 
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would really have to see a picture but having seen MANY, the 22 muzzle on the Ruger is basically flat with a slight bevel on the outside and an even "slighter" ( less) bevel on the inside...........unlike a Colt that is rounded.........
 

gunzo

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Many types of crowns. Radioused, 90%, 11% , recessed, etc, etc.

The Single Six isn't a target gun & can usually shoot better than most can shoot it. Me included.

Maybe bubba maybe not, but it will probably shoot just fine. Try that first.
 

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Really I'm just wondering if it's factory. Looks weird just a flat muzzle. Reminds me of my little Shih Tzu. Can't wait to get to the woods to try it out. C'mon Spring!
 

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All Ruger SA muzzles are flat with slight chamfers as Dan posted above. Most likely factory unless the barrel length is non-standard.

Ruger muzzles:

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I guess it could be a Bubba barrel shortening job but it doesn't look like a hacksaw job and no lathe marks so......

If it's been shortened you may be able to tell by the location of the billboard, if it's closer to the muzzle.
 
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