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  • sierra11b
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    Other reviews suggest the fit/finish and relative action are superior to the heritage, and you can see that flush fitment in the video vs. what seems like bad masonry junctions in the other.

    At the price I’ll give it a try for sure and already made the call for three total (two for family). If the first run is as good as the review it’s half the price of a CZ Kadet conversion in its own proprietary non-conversion platform.

    As a devout SA fan, I am still skeptical but want in on one for sure. If anything, and assuming it’s a hit for Ruger, which seems to be the case in terms of orders and sold guns on major auction sites, think of the R&D/cool new toy revenue for Ruger.

    Combined cost, i’ve spent as much for free wheel pawl (which comes stock with the wrangler), belt mountain base pin, and a drop-in SBH hammer.
    Last edited by sierra11b; 04-30-2019, 8:29 PM.

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  • jimmythebrain
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    keep in mind Gunblast has not met a gun that they did not review well.
    But Ruger should make a decent aluminum version of a single action 22 LR

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  • sierra11b
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    Ah! Didn't think to search the rimfire forum.

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  • sfe187
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    Maybe your "Search" needs work . . . lol



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  • sierra11b
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    No Ruger Wrangler thread yet?

    Didn't see a thread after a search so here it goes...

    Ruger's new Single-Six style cerakoted .22LR looks like it may be a low cost winner. Basically, all parts are Aluminum except the cylinder and barrel (of course), and it comes stock with a free-spin pawl. Like the S&W pinto style two-tone looks on 2 of the 3 models.

    Gunblast did a very positive review on the gun with exceptional accuracy, and one thing he mentioned is that the original cost of the single six in the '50s is nearly double of that after inflation to the $249 MSRP Wrangler.



    Might have to piggy-back one on my Lipsey's order once ready.

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  • golfish
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    Originally posted by ZNiner
    Ended up going with black. If the cylinders were the same color as the frame I would have considered burnt bronze or silver.

    Mine came out to $193.XX after tax, will have to pay $30 for dros once it comes in. They wouldn't let me pay the dros ahead of time.
    Yeah. They can't dros it if the gun isn't there. I think I'll wait to hold one before I buy. I'd probably buy two of them, match up with the two 22lr lever guns I have.

    Please let us know how you like it.

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  • jeffrice6
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    Originally posted by Staticsouls
    Preordering mine tomorrow. I think I will go bronze on this one. Turners says end of May, hope it come the day before or after my son is born.
    Congrats!!!

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  • Staticsouls
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    Walked back in while my wife shopped at boot barn next door, and they said they would take my order and ask their boss for forgiveness!

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  • Staticsouls
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    Dang my turners isnt taking any preorders anymore...

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  • ZNiner
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    Originally posted by golfish
    There's a pop up on goggle about this gun. The black one looks nice, I'm liking the burnt bronze. Maybe one of each.
    Ended up going with black. If the cylinders were the same color as the frame I would have considered burnt bronze or silver.

    Mine came out to $193.XX after tax, will have to pay $30 for dros once it comes in. They wouldn't let me pay the dros ahead of time.

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  • 5.56
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    I love Ruger SA revolvers and own several. No manufacturer holds a candle to their durability. They really do strike the balance between durability and quality at the right price.

    I ordered a bronze one at Turners. I chose the bronze to bring some light into the darkness of all the tactical black firearms in my safe. After tax and DROS, it's was $229.83 OTD.

    I challenge anyone here to name a NEW (not a great used deal) revolver that can rival a Wrangler that is, of similar quality at the same price.

    My NAA mini cost more than a Wrangler, and it handles CCI Stingers! The wrangler will be a peach to shoot. The wrangler will also be the revolver you keep for self defense when age catches up to you and you can no longer tolerate a centerfire caliber. I can't wait for mine.

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  • SoCal Bob
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    I preordered a bronze one today. I told my wife about it and she said "Let me get it for you."

    The guys at Turner's said Bronze is the most popular color.

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  • johnk518
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    This is much nicer than my Rough Rider, however, it cost twice as much. If I were to do it again I would buy the Wrangler, no doubt better quality and probably a great 22lr revolver. What I do like about my Rider is for a $100 I really don't care what happens to it, and it's really accurate.

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  • golfish
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    Originally posted by ZNiner
    Going in to pre-order one from Turners today. Can't decide on the color.
    There's a pop up on goggle about this gun. The black one looks nice, I'm liking the burnt bronze. Maybe one of each.

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  • still919
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    First to pick up and shoot it please report back. I'm eager to get your insight.

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