#1. Old Model Single Six with a 6 1/2" barrel and fixed sights. Not converted, but maybe wearing Pachmayr grips. Not beaten to death, but has bluing wear. It also includes a holster of some kind.

#2. New Model Blackhawk, 45 Colt with a 7 1/2" barrel. This one has Pachmayr grips, and again some bluing wear. I think this one also has a holster and some ammo but I don't know how much. I don't think either one has the box or extra cylinders with it. Asking price for the pair is about $425.00 which sounds reasonable enough to me.

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#1. Old Model Single Six with a 6 1/2" barrel and fixed sights. Not converted, but maybe wearing Pachmayr grips. Not beaten to death, but has bluing wear. It also includes a holster of some kind. Okay, this gun is all original, even including the original grips. The only drawback to this one is that it sat in its Bianchi #1 Small SA holster for about 20 years and that caused some pitting on the side of the cylinder and receiver. It is still a nice looking revolver and one that I will be carrying and shooting.

#2. New Model Blackhawk, 45 Colt with a 7 1/2" barrel. This one has Pachmayr grips, and again some bluing wear. I think this one also has a holster and some ammo but I don't know how much. This one turned out to be a transitional model gun, since it has the OM style cylinder and an older style gripframe in it. The gripframe is stamped NXR3-RED. I have a pair of factory grips to go with this gun that I bought from Doc O'Meara a few years ago, so it's already back to original. This one also came with a plain but nice Lawrence 1C 601 holster and 3 1/2 boxes of factory ammo.

I'm happy with this deal. Sunday has historically been a good day for me for buying guns.

Good grab!

. . . about the Single-Six.

Marked ".22 CAL." or "WIN. .22 RF MAG. Cal." on the left side of the frame?

XR3 or XR3RED grip frame?

Heckuva price for the pair. Good score.

Thats a steal at that price

gotten soft in is old age...At the Palmer & Wasilla Gun Shows he usually left the dealers weeping and wondering what just happened, when Ray is done with a trade.

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

The Single Six says 22 cal on the side of the frame, and the serial number is 397xxx. The gripframe is an XR3-RED. It has fixed sights.

. . . from 1964. Sorta scarce in that barrel length, at that time.

Superb old gun. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do mine.

I intend to enjoy it! It should be a nice shooter!

My very first Ruger was a shiny new 5-1/2" version of your gun, received for Christmas in 1962. It continues to serve me well as one of my favorites.