Ruger Single-Six Convertible 22 Long Rifle / 22 Magnum Revolver - 6 Rounds | 6.5" Barrel | Wood Grips | Stainless/Silver | 3-Dot Sights

Nice gun in good shape no problems with it. It’s good quality it’s a Ruger.

bought this revolver for the 22MWR, although the 22 LR is fine, but for that I have my 22/45, this sigle six: extremely impressed with the quality, fit, finish, accuracy, you have to adjust the sights, once done, shoot very good, but I like better how the 22 magnum shoots, Buds exceptional as always

Built like a tank , great for so many different .22 cartridges. Solid!

I love this firearm! Very accurate with long rifle and WMR. (Mine is the convertible with 2 cylinders). My Single Six arrived with a broken right grip panel and the Ruger plastic case was severely broken. I can see the case being broken in shipment but I do NOT see how the grip panel could have been broken in shipment. Anyway, Ruger promptly sent me a new pair of grip panels. All's well that ends well!

Lots of fun at the range. Great looks. An awesome addition to any collection.

Very accurate revolver. So accurate you can use it for hunting small game.

Buds shipped this out earlier than expected. Great service. The revolver is very well built, and shoots both 22 LR and 22 WMR with good accuracy. I like the stainless version more than I thought. It's an excellent buy.

Nice solid revolver. Well made as most Ruger's are. I enjoy shooting it and the cylinder is easily changed.
There is one problem however. The grips do not fit well. They are too small on the front and leave metal to be gripped by the hand instead of wood. I will be changing them for a pair that fits fully.

Great single action six shooter. Shoots both 22 mag and 22 lr well. Rugers finish is excellent. Really looks sharp and is one of my favorite handguns for plinking. Can't go wrong with this gun.

Unlike so many "reviews" here that say nothing about the product and only talk about Bud's service, this will actually be about the product. First. Solid doesn't begin to describe how well built this is. It is overbuilt in many ways and it is tight! This gun won't be wearing out from shooting that's for sure. I've only had maybe 100 rounds of .22LR through it and a half box of the magnums but from 15 yards (what I had to work with that day) point of impact was surprisingly close between the two loads. I had one failure to fire from the LR BUT it was Remington Thunderbolts and I have had failures to fire from every single firearm I've used them in before. The primer strike was solid so it wasn't an issue with the mainspring.
The sights are easily adjusted and the gun points naturally but I would have liked a higher visibility front site instead of all black. Looking around at after market it is easily and cheaply replaced if it becomes an issue. The entire front sight assembly comes off, not the blade. Only 1 screw to loosen. The cylinders are clearly marked. The LR is fluted and the magnum cylinder is not. There is some creep which is par for the course with a transfer bar system but with a little practice it almost becomes two stage. First the take up to the "wall" then the letoff itself is quite crisp. If you are debating between this and a cheaper single action revolver this will never disappoint. I can't say that about the cheaper guns.
One last thing: if you are torn between the stainless steel and the blued version the stainless steel gun is all steel. The blued version uses an aluminum grip and ejector rod shroud. Lighter but I want the strength of steel in a handgun like this. Same applies to the centerfire Blackhawks except for the Super Blackhawk.