Was there such a single six as this or has the GF been added ??
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Pretty sure that's one Ruger used to offer-seems like I've seen them in stainless steel as well.
Yeah: plenty of pics on the web. Search Ruger Bisley Single Six.
Yeah: plenty of pics on the web. Search Ruger Bisley Single Six.
Hondo44
Hawkeye
Yes it's a factory Ruger, the "Bisley" Model. "Bisley" style grip, hammer and trigger.
kean57
Bearcat
Hello, All,
It was my understanding that the .22 Bisleys were not convertibles; that is they came from the factory as .22LR only. Is this incorrect?
It was my understanding that the .22 Bisleys were not convertibles; that is they came from the factory as .22LR only. Is this incorrect?
single cylinder or convertible, and yes even in stainless steel,,,,those came out after we closed our last shop, and I had the stainless version, sold it way back, my wife did NOT want it, only kept the old models.........
That magnum cylinder is not originally from that gun though. The serial number on it is different than the gun frame
kean57
Bearcat
Fox Mike,
Good catch on that mis-matched serial number. That particular gun definitely did not come from the factory with a .22 magnum cylinder. That cylinder was acquired later.
These guns were LR only, although the barrel is ok for Magnum. I have added Magnum Cylinder to mine.
The early guns came with fluted cylinders, and later offered only in Bisley roll marked cylinders.
The grips on the GB gun are original and in my opinion some of the best ever made.
I have had 5 and everyone has been a excellent shooter with either cylinder.
No bids on the GB gun and the starting price is a good buy, especially where one would get a magnum cylinder included.
I bought one off GB that had been left in a holster that had got wet and rusted & pitted the last ~2" of the barrel, am currently cutting it down to 3.75", drift front sight, and Brass Birdshead, Magnum cylinder too.
These guns were slow sellers, IMO a gun before it's time. (with the Bisley features)
FWIW; These guns were also offered in 32h&r Mag, a little taller front sight, early were fluted/ later were Bisley roll mark, real good shooters too.
The early guns came with fluted cylinders, and later offered only in Bisley roll marked cylinders.
The grips on the GB gun are original and in my opinion some of the best ever made.
I have had 5 and everyone has been a excellent shooter with either cylinder.
No bids on the GB gun and the starting price is a good buy, especially where one would get a magnum cylinder included.
I bought one off GB that had been left in a holster that had got wet and rusted & pitted the last ~2" of the barrel, am currently cutting it down to 3.75", drift front sight, and Brass Birdshead, Magnum cylinder too.
These guns were slow sellers, IMO a gun before it's time. (with the Bisley features)
FWIW; These guns were also offered in 32h&r Mag, a little taller front sight, early were fluted/ later were Bisley roll mark, real good shooters too.
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