You Gotta' Wonder?

[SGW Gunsmith]

I'm a Ruger fan, I have a Single Six and many Ruger Mark semi-autos and carry an LC9 in warm weather, and I'm hoping like mad they soon offer a Bisley model in .22 Long Rifle caliber with a blued Bisley grip frame and the 4-5/8 inch length barrel with a 10-round, non-fluted cylinder. Now, that's not too much to ask..................is it? With a Turnbull color-case frame and "real" ivory grips, I'd be an ultimately happy man!

Looking at the Ruger revolvers in .22 caliber, single action on their web-site, I see they offer a Single 6, 7, 9 & 10. Am I the only one who goes "BLANK" when trying to understand WHY?

 

[Mobuck]

Apparently, a LOT of buyers like single action 22's. I've never owned one and only shot one a couple of times. Just don't find the platform worthwhile personally. Not saying anything bad, just saying everyone has their own preferences.

 

[Sugar River]

Looking at the Ruger revolvers in .22 caliber, single action on their web-site, I see they offer a Single 6, 7, 9 & 10. Am I the only one who goes "BLANK" when trying to understand WHY?

Only the 6 and 10 are 22LRs. the 7 is a 327 Fed, and the 9 is 22Mag.

 

[Hondo44]

I'm hoping like mad they soon offer a Bisley model in .22 Long Rifle caliber with a blued Bisley grip frame and the 4-5/8 inch length barrel with a 10-round, non-fluted cylinder.

Ruger made several Bisley .22 models in the past:

They recently announced the reintroduction of a 6 1/2" Bisley 6 shot model on a limited basis.

Ruger is not going to make a Bisley configured as you want.

However, the easiest way to get what you want is to start with a 4 5/8" Single ten which has a non-fluted cyl. Then just add a Bisley grip frame.

Bisley grip frames will interchange with any Ruger single actions except the Bearcat. Search for a "take-off" Bis GF. It will be finished, either polished stainless or blued. If you order a new GF, it will be in the rough and lots of fitting and finishing.

 

[SGW Gunsmith]

I'm hoping like mad they soon offer a Bisley model in .22 Long Rifle caliber with a blued Bisley grip frame and the 4-5/8 inch length barrel with a 10-round, non-fluted cylinder.

Ruger made several Bisley .22 models in the past:

They recently announced the reintroduction of a 6 1/2" Bisley 6 shot model on a limited basis.

Ruger is not going to make a Bisley configured as you want.

However, the easiest way to get what you want is to start with a 4 5/8" Single ten which has a non-fluted cyl. Then just add a Bisley grip frame.

Bisley grip frames will interchange with any Ruger singles action except the Bearcat. Search for a "take-off" Bis GF. It will be finished, either polished stainless or blued. If you order a new GF, it will be in the rough and lots of fitting and finishing.

We'll see! :P

 

[Hondo44]

I'm hoping like mad they soon offer a Bisley model in .22 Long Rifle caliber with a blued Bisley grip frame and the 4-5/8 inch length barrel with a 10-round, non-fluted cylinder.

Ruger made several Bisley .22 models in the past:

They recently announced the reintroduction of a 6 1/2" Bisley 6 shot model on a limited basis.

Ruger is not going to make a Bisley configured as you want.

However, the easiest way to get what you want is to start with a 4 5/8" Single ten which has a non-fluted cyl. Then just add a Bisley grip frame.

Bisley grip frames will interchange with any Ruger single actions except the Bearcat. Search for a "take-off" Bis GF. It will be finished, either polished stainless or blued. If you order a new GF, it will be in the rough and lots of fitting and finishing.

We'll see! :P

Gonna' give it a try?