Let's see your single actions!

A few of mine.

A Ruger Single Six in .22LR/Mag.


A Colt Junior in .25 ACP.

Colts

A few more...

This is very humble compared to the others being shown, but it's my favorite handgun. I won it for a bid of a little less than $400 on GB. There were only a couple of pictures, so I didn't realize it was a three screw until it arrived at my FFL. It's one of the later three screws, from 1970 or so. The trigger is outstanding.

I really wanted a Single Six but was short on cash. The finish on this one was ruined, and it was missing a small part. I won it for a bid of $120-something. A $10 part and a bottle of cold blue later and it was good to go. It's a good shooter and remembering the price gives me a certain amount of satisfaction.

Not a good picture, but this gives you an idea of what it looked like when I got it. You can see the hole where the cylinder release button is supposed to be.

I also have a Single Six in 32 H&R magnum, a 357 Blackhawk, and a 45 "convertible" Blackhawk. None of them are customized or special in any way, but I sure do enjoy shooting them.

Uberti/Beretta Bird's Head in 357/38...GREAT fun to shoot. With cross draw holster, I CCW every once in a while...
Ruger Wrangler-son just bought it for me as a successful Heart MD appointment

Targa said:

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Two Blackhawks, .454Casull and .44mag. Once I get a BFR in .500Linebaugh and a Colt SAA 7.5” in .45Colt my single action collection will be complete.

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Where did you get those grips on the 44 mag?

WestKentucky said:

@MaxP What’s the story on the muzzle shrouds on the top two? Bottom two don’t have it, and are pretty dang sweet. On the stainless gun, is it lighting making it look like it has barrel flats or is it milled? Seems almost like a lighting thing.

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Those are barrel bands. It serves as a positive stop for the ejector rod housing to butt up against. They are particularly useful on heavy recoil producers. Oh, and they look cool!

That revolver has an octagon barrel.

Here are the little ones.

Some more percussion guns. They have cartridge cousins of course, but those are shy!

A few more big ones that I forgot.

Armybrat said:

All stock . . .

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If I were to ever convert over to a single action carry gun, that would be my prime choice.

This is my Colt SAA, .357 Magnum. Brass backstrap from 1851 Navy, S&W rear sight, Ruger front sight, home made walnut grips:



Ruger Blackhawks, .45 Colt. Case hardening by Doug Turnbull, stag (I know, I know, elk stag)grips by Pat Grashorn, aluminum parts replaced by steel parts:



Super Blackhawks, case hardening by Doug Turnbull, beavertail hammers replaced with Blackhawk hammers, a New Model and a Three Screw:




Ex-Bisley .45 Colt, converted to Super Blackhawk, steel ejector rod housing, stag grips by Eagle grips:




Bob Wright

chicharrones said:

If I were to ever convert over to a single action carry gun, that would be my prime choice.

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I agree.

BobWright said:

This is my Colt SAA, .357 Magnum. Brass backstrap from 1851 Navy, S&W rear sight, Ruger front sight, home made walnut grips:

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Bob Wright

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You really raided the spare parts bin to come up with that.

Looks like a great combination of attributes. Looks really nice as well.

I only have 2

... so far...

10" FA in 454 casull.

chicharrones said:

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What make of scope mount is that? Custom?

I will play here is my 2

EmGeeGeorge said:

What make of scope mount is that? Custom?

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It's a cut down Weigand scope mount. https://www.jackweigand.com/rsswms.html

Sneakshot92 said:

How far was that group?

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Hmm, I want to say 25 yards- I wrote it on the back but threw it away. That picture is a couple months old