Price Check on a Ruger Single Six...

[SLCDave]

I have a line on a Ruger Single Six that I have some questions on. It's a blued version, made in the early 70's, walnut grips, flat top, and has both the 22LR/Mag cylinders. Everything looks really good on this gun. What would I be looking at for a ballpark price? What types of problems or issues should I look for in this model, other than the usual stuff gone over in the "revolver sticky" at the top of the page? Any help, comments, advice, etc. would be appreciated.

 

[Ben Shepherd]

Dave, it should run no more than 200-250. Unless:
It is in absolutely perfect condition with all the factory liturature and box.
Or if it is an unconverted "old-model", it may be worth a little more.

 

[absolute0]

Ben is right on - pay no more than $250 for an example in primo condition, unless it's an old unconverted 3 screw. There are zillions of them available on the auction sites at any given time, use this to your advantage when negotiating price

 

[20cows]

I bought an "old model" that only had the 22 mag cylinder at a gun show for $175. I paid $65 dollars for the 22 lr cylinder on e-bay for a total of $240.

It's worth that. (It's my son's favorite).

 

[RoyG]

I bought a used new model for $200 a couple of months ago. Some of the shops around here had the anniversary model for less then $300 NIB.