Thanks again for watching Norman! The single-six convertible is one of the most versatile revolvers around. Although to be fair I rarely use the 22lr cylinder myself.

@@texmexshoots I have shot more .22 WMR through mine over the years then I have LR! I had to shoot my way through a lot of brands before I found out what brand it liked and it was a little picky ! But when came down to tight groups the Win. Xpert and American Eagle was the ammo ! It just didn’t group the CCI ammo line for what ever reason ! One other was Federal it did okay with with groups good enough for wild chickens in trees !

Thanks frank. This one was recorded a few weeks ago. Was going to head out this weekend but it is going to rain the whole time. Sigh.... Should have another chance at the end of the month.

Thank you my friend. Those rosewood grips on the stainless really look great.

@@texmexshoots I had a single 10 exactly like this one. Gorgeous.

Than you for watching! The 6 inch Single-Six is a great size. Good sight radius to help get more accurate shots. I still use mine quite a bit. I wanted the shorter barrel version for a better fit on my belt. That being said, the 6'' is more useful and gets more velocity out of the 22 mag.

I agree with your reasoning on every point. No one had one in stock in the 5.5-inch, and the one place within a 30-mile radius that could order one for arrival in a few days could only get the 6.5-inch barrel. I love the aesthetics of the 5.5, and have a Pietta clone of a SAA in that size (.45) and a Ruger New Vaquero (.357) in that size. But my original Single-Six was a 6.5, and it shot better than I did, so I really cannot lose. As you say, part of the reason for the Convertible is the considerable gain in power from the .22 WMR, and the 6.5 will improve on that. Also on accuracy; though few people know it, the .22LR and .22WMR are not only different in length; there is a small difference in diameter also. Obviously, the barrel must be cut to the length of the larger diameter caliber (WMR), lest the bullets get stuck in the barrel. On the Conversions, the barrel (if I am not mistaken) is cut for the WMR, not the LR, which may rattle around until the gas expands it enough. The WMR should prove a tad more accurate than the LR version; in the one I owned 35 years ago, it was.

Thanks for watching James. I assume you meant 1997 or else you did some time traveling 😁 I bought my first single six back in the early 2000's. It is a 6 1/2 blued new model. Still have it and still shoots great!

@texmexshoots Sorry, it was supposed to be 1971

@@James-fl9bv Of course, that makes sense since it was the old model. Thanks again for watching! Take care and stay safe.

Thanks as always Cervus!

They have gotten quite pricey! The single ten was a great idea. They just didn't produce enough of them. Hard to find and like you said, pricey.

Thank you Jeff. I appreciate you watching.

Thanks Marfa! How's the Chessie doing? Is the lake wind nice and cold this weekend?

That is an excellent question. I have found that the 22lr is actually a bit more accurate than the 22 magnum when using certain ammunition. However, that may be a result of having more access to target grade 22lr vs mag. I may have to do an experiment with it's favorite 22 mag and 22 lr to see which one it likes best;

Depending on condition, that is a good price. Especially if they have both cylinders for it.

Ok thanks yeah it still looks new and has both cylinders 👍

Thanks for watching Ron! Learning something new every day.

Te agradezco que veas mi video. Pido disculpas, fue solo en inglés. Aunque crecí hablando español, hablo principalmente inglés en mi trabajo. También me encantan los revólveres Ruger. Además, soy un gran admirador de la ronda de 22 magnum. Espero que os haya gustado el vídeo, aunque no me entendáis

Thanks Uri but I'm not looking to monetize my channel.