Ruger Super Wrangler

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I just saw a video on this. A Ruger Wrangler with an adjustable rear sight and comes with 22lr and 22mag cylinders. Interesting. Video was by sootch00.
 
1. What took Ruger so long to offer the Mag cylinder.
2. Yes, the Single Six is more expensive. It is also TOP QUALITY. They will always sell.

I will probably never own a Wrangler. Had 3 Heritage, hated that crap hammer block safety. Looked to replace them with Wrangler. Found a Single Six, for just few $$ more. Then, another, then another. 3 SS for price of 4 Wrangler. Last gunshow, I seen another. Should have bought it.
3. It is great to have an economical, entry level .22. But, a top tier, quality model is good to have, too.

Ruger has sold many Wranglers in .22LR, the last 4 years. Now, a dual cylinder model will have buyers clamoring to own one. Most of which, I believe, will never or rarely fire a .22 Magnum round.
 
I don't understand Ruger's position on this to have what might amount to strong competition with the Wrangler against the SS. I've suggested previously to Ruger to upgrade their Bearcat in a centerfire cartridge which makes more sense to me than the Wrangler.
 
I don't understand Ruger's position on this to have what might amount to strong competition with the Wrangler against the SS. I've suggested previously to Ruger to upgrade their Bearcat in a centerfire cartridge which makes more sense to me than the Wrangler.

I imagine their motivation is that they sell 10 times more wranglers than bearcats or single six's and it cost them 1/4 as much to make one.
 
Why does Colt make a Gold Cup?
Why does S&W have Performance Center?
Why Ford, Chevy, Dodge, etc have base models and King Ranch, High Country, etc?
Why does the butcher sell ribeye and filet?
 
Seems like good marketing on Ruger’s part. Come out with a product at a moderate price, wait a few years for the sales to slow down.

Then offer the same product with the features people wanted in the first place, new buyers, and probably repeat buyers who bought it previously.

Personally, I have no interest in a gun made with an aluminum or Zamak frame, or painted coating, regardless of price.
 
Seems like good marketing on Ruger’s part. Come out with a product at a moderate price, wait a few years for the sales to slow down.

Then offer the same product with the features people wanted in the first place, new buyers, and probably repeat buyers who bought it previously.

Personally, I have no interest in a gun made with an aluminum or Zamak frame, or painted coating, regardless of price.
Apparently the new one has a steel frame. I assume the grip frame will still be pot metal
 
After looking at the specs more closely I am loosing my initial excitement. Only offered in 5.5" barrel for now and 8 ounces heavier than a 4.62" wrangler. After looking at specs I think what I really want is a regular wrangler reamed out to 22 mag or if I stay 22lr just get a bearcat.
 
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