cluttonfred
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I just saw this on the Bud's Gun Shop web site and thought someone might be interested. This 9 1/2 inch barrel Ruger Single Six would be great fun as a plinker and terrorizer of rabbits and squirrels.
Long-barreled single-action .22...
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I like mine a lot. I got one because it's a bit different and was oddly a tad cheaper than the more "standard" barrel lengths in the case.
It's a lot of fun to rest it on bags at the 50 yard range. Kind of like a Charger with open sights.
Irks the rifle shooters when you shoot as well as them.
It's a lot of fun to rest it on bags at the 50 yard range. Kind of like a Charger with open sights.
Irks the rifle shooters when you shoot as well as them.
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cluttonfred
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Hmm, I am very tempted, even the one at Bud's is with black rubber grips. I wonder if I can get a nice flapped leather holster for it...?
D R Greysun
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Yep, I believe that was one of Ruger's answer for SB Sillywet handguns.
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cluttonfred
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OK, I'll admit that I have no idea what that means.
Eightball
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Make that the both of us.
salvo
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Small bore silhouette
JustsayMo
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I don't know why, but I want one of those...
H&R also made some long barrelled revolvers. Here are 2 of mine, model 686 10" barrel, and model 686 12" barrrel. Both convertibles, shoot great, and have the option of shooting double action. great shooters, and even better conversation starters at the range!
Jim
10" 1982
12" 1980
Jim
10" 1982
12" 1980
sheephearder
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Had one it was very accurate (or I was able to shoot it more accurately) with the long barrel. If you want to shoot 22 magnums the long barrel makes a lot of sense but is not great for packing if you will be getting into vehicles. A shooting buddy wanted it and I gave it to him for some favors he did for me. Great gun for long range shooting. Bill
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