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I wonder why Ruger doesn't offer the Single Six .17 with convertible cylinders? .17 HMR and .17 Mach 2. Is there some technical aspect of the Mach 2 that prevents this? Or is it just, 'Why bother, the .17 mach2 isn't that great anyway'.?
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Ruger did offer it for a year or two, but there was a problem with the head space on the mach 2. To great of a distance from the tip to the start of the barrel. The tip would not enter the barrel correctly at that high speed. Thus causing a potential catastrophic failure. I wanted one too, because of the lower cost of ammo.
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