Pics of your Six

I have a blued 6" just like yours. Awesome revolver!

My father-in-law has a blued Police Service Six from 1976 that I have enjoyed shooting. I'll try to get a picture of it next time we shoot.

Here is mine Police Service Six 4 inch. I have owned this revolver the longest. I also love the S&W K frame magnum too. But I bought my Service Six long before my first K frame magnum.
Security Six series were the best double action revolvers Ruger ever built.
Regards,
Howard

My Security Six circa 1978 that I have yet to shoot. Shame on me

My uglified, scarred up beast:







Picked her up about a year and a half ago for $190 OTD. Mechanically perfect. I think she sat in a tackle box that had some water in the bottom.
But when you take that gun that was cheap and ugly, mix in some Double Tap .357mag loads, and throw it in a Simply Rugged Sourdough holster, it makes one heck of a trail gun!
Powerful enough to hit authoritatively, already ugly enough that I don't care if it gets beat up, and works every time I need it to.

skidder said:

I haven't fired my Service Six. Can't get to my spot with all this snow .

Where did you get those grips? I want some!

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CDNN about a year or so ago. The original's were mismatched and these were not expensive at all so I gambled and was very pleased. I believe they advertise them as Ruger Replacement Grips.

Absolutely love them

Though my service six shoots a bit high with 158gr but with 140gr right at POA.

smiles...

My two

hmmm, 451

A Couger????

Yep...Robar MP3 finish, you might also notice the trigger stop. This is a very nicely tuned Ruger.

Picked this up last week at a pawn shop. (Someone didn't pay their pawn loan off)
Security Six with fixed sights, made in November 1973.

It's a 161 prefix Service Six (1986)

Love it!

i was hoping someone had a twisted sense of humor like me and put a picture of their butt on here

Yes some are not Security Six's, but well, they ARE still mine.

Deaf

Here is a Security Six that had a lot of wear to the finish. Cerecoat made it look better.

Love them revolvers.

Here's my Ruger Vaquero Bisley in .44 along with its companion 1894 Marlin.


Smith & Wesson 66


My backpacking sixer Charter Arms "Off Duty" in .22 lr


My S&W 629 3" Lou Horton Carry Comp


loose

in .45 Colt.

Dan

GF-84H

CDNN about a year or so ago. The original's were mismatched and these were not expensive at all so I gambled and was very pleased. I believe they advertise them as Ruger Replacement Grips.

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Nice to see them on a Six. I bought the same grips for my father-in-law's Service Six several years ago, but they are still in my closet. He likes the factory grips.

Probably the slickest DA trigger I've ever felt, not sure who did the job, but WOW