ID_shooting
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In my search for a .22 plinker/atv/anti-snake/varmint gun, I happened upon a Single-Six that was in need of a good home. It had been abused (some slight holster-rust on the outside of the cylinder and barrel but 100% good lock-up and action) by the previous owner and like most "pound guns" just needs some TLC and it will become a trusty companion.
On the sales tag, the dealer wrote "pre-warning" in the comments section. Per Ruger, the revo was made in '74 and it seems to be no different than the "modern" versions only 30 years old.
Is there anything special, other than it doesn't say "read the manual before shooting" about this gun?
OH, what do you think was a fair price?
On the sales tag, the dealer wrote "pre-warning" in the comments section. Per Ruger, the revo was made in '74 and it seems to be no different than the "modern" versions only 30 years old.
Is there anything special, other than it doesn't say "read the manual before shooting" about this gun?
OH, what do you think was a fair price?