BullRunBear
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Mohican1 mentioned wanting a Single-Seven in 327 mag. A few years ago I found a Single-Six in 32 H&R magnum in almost mint condition. Glad I didn't hesitate. That thing loves 32 long wadcutter ammo and it made me a huge fan of the 32 caliber. And when 22lr was hard to find during the last shortage, I could load 32 longs for less than 22s cost. Already had the brass, used my own cast bullets and a tiny amount of powder. (Don't have my loading notes handy.) The biggest cost was the small pistol primer.
Some people don't like single actions because they are slower to load and unload. They are missing out on a lot of fun. And there are no bad Ruger single actions. Just find the caliber, grip and barrel length that suits you.
Jeff
Some people don't like single actions because they are slower to load and unload. They are missing out on a lot of fun. And there are no bad Ruger single actions. Just find the caliber, grip and barrel length that suits you.
Jeff