Great idea -- Here's a Handsome Single Action

[farmerjohn]

Great idea Boss!!! Love my handguns, one of my favorites just to start things off.
John

 

[kelbro]

One of my favorites. I've had it for 52 years. Unmolested. Real stag grips. Carry it almost every evening to feed the animals. It has the 22Mag cylinder in it most of the time now. Not a show piece by any means but it has never FTF.

 

[Infrequent Shooter]

One of my favorites. I've had it for 52 years. Unmolested. Real stag grips. Carry it almost every evening to feed the animals. It has the 22Mag cylinder in it most of the time now. Not a show piece by any means but it has never FTF.

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nice model, great barrel length.

 

[Steel Mover]

Not so handom, original Single Six convertible 6 1/2" but was my very first handgun purchase that I bought new in the box in 1962 for $64. I carried it in a western style holster for many years hunting in the White Mountains. No telling how many rounds have been through it, probably a PU truck load of 500 round bricks. Never refinished, I just take care of my guns.

 

[Infrequent Shooter]

Not so handom, original Single Six convertible 6 1/2" but was my very first handgun purchase that I bought new in the box in 1962 for $64. I carried it in a western style holster for many years hunting in the White Mountains. No telling how many rounds have been through it, probably a PU truck load of 500 round bricks. Never refinished, I just take care of my guns.
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those Rugers are real works of art. I had a 41Mag NIB, that I sold off for a 110 dollar profit. I regret it a bunch. They feel great in the hand. Cheers.

 

[Bottom Fodder]

1961 Ruger fully engraved cylinder Bearcat this gun has more sentimental value than anything that I own

 

[farmerjohn]

1961 Ruger fully engraved cylinder Bearcat this gun has more sentimental value than anything that I own View attachment 1727998

Hey Feller, a man after my own heart. Had a Bear Cat and a single six convertible I bought in 1960 and shot them a lot. Lost them in a divorce in 70. Took me a couple of years to find NOS but I did in 71, by then I was shooting a mod 48 Smith and never fired either of them but I still have them...