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  • Rangergabriel
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    • Jul 2010
    • 109

    Ruger Single Six VS Heritage Rough Rider 22cal

    I have a choice, either a ruger single six 22mag or an heritage rough rider combo. The RR is new and the SS is used. The price is $200 for RR and $175 for SS. I am uncertian about which revolver i should get. and how much is it to get a 22lr cylinder for the SS or is it possible to shoot 22lr out of the 22mag cylinder? all opinons greatly accepted.
    Last edited by Rangergabriel; 07-24-2010, 7:40 PM.
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    CSACANNONEER
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    Jump on the SS! I have two SSes and a HA. The Rugers are far better guns and, for that price, you can not go wrong. It is possible to shoot .22 mags from a SS. You'ld just need to find a cylinder and have it timed.
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    • #3
      jjmat3
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      • Jan 2010
      • 212

      I have the SS and love it. Great shooting gun.

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      • #4
        JAGGUY
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        • Jan 2008
        • 1548

        Look at them both side by side. You will buy the used Ruger.
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          bjl333
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          • #6
            Rangergabriel
            Member
            • Jul 2010
            • 109

            Just to make sure again. It is okay to shoot 22lr out of a 22mag cylinders in a revolver?

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            • #7
              sd_shooter
              I need a LIFE!!
              • Dec 2008
              • 14254

              Single Six - they usually go for $300 used, and I've never seen one for less than $250. You can very easily sell it if you need to.

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              • #8
                olhunter
                CGN Contributor
                • Dec 2008
                • 3707

                Originally posted by Rangergabriel
                Just to make sure again. It is okay to shoot 22lr out of a 22mag cylinders in a revolver?
                Possible, yes, Recommended, no.

                The 22WMR (Mag) case is slightly larger (wider) than a LR although the bullet diameter is the same. The LR case will expand in the WMR cylinder and split and then do who-knows-what. And since the cartridge is 'loose' in the cylinder, the bullet will not come out straight and you'll get lead shaving and spitting. Accuracy will suck too. You might mess up your gun, your hand and your face.
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                • #9
                  stitchnicklas
                  Calguns Addict
                  • Feb 2010
                  • 7091

                  if you want to shoot al the .33 across the spectrum get the heritage combo,because if you are going to worry about the ss and squid loads.

                  i bought a new heritage combo and it is very fun,changing cylinders takes about 10 sec.comes with trigger lock and a 1 year warranty..

                  just my .02 cents

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                  • #10
                    olhunter
                    CGN Contributor
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 3707

                    Originally posted by stitchnicklas
                    ... if you are going to worry about the ss and squid loads.
                    If Navy guys were loading my ammo, I'd worry too.
                    It cannot be inherited, nor can it ever be purchased.
                    You and no one alive can buy it for any price. It is impossible to rent and cannot be lent.
                    You alone and our own have earned it with...Your sweat, blood and lives. You own it forever.

                    The title is....."United States Marine".


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                    • #11
                      sequoia_nomad
                      Senior Member
                      • Mar 2010
                      • 803

                      Go with the Ruger. A .22 lr cylinder shouldn't be prohibitively expensive, the Single Six is well worth it. However, you didn't mention the condition of the used SS.??

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                      • #12
                        wellfedirishman
                        Senior Member
                        • Jun 2007
                        • 2272

                        Get the Ruger hands down. They are superior guns and hold their value better also.

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                        • #13
                          Rangergabriel
                          Member
                          • Jul 2010
                          • 109

                          Not sure what the condition is have not seen it yet. I do have a Savage mark 2 bolt action for sale or possible trade if anyone is interested.

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                          • #14
                            stitchnicklas
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                            • Feb 2010
                            • 7091

                            a squid load is a .22 that has a case rupture in the cylinder and some times the bullet does not make it out the barrel,i had one once when i put a 22lr in a 22 mag cylinder.it can be dangerous,so if the manufacture does not list it as a approved ammo or says not to use that round"it's your hand holding the gun"..not going to be the guns fault or the makers fault.

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                            • #15
                              caldude
                              Senior Member
                              • Oct 2007
                              • 1253

                              Originally posted by stitchnicklas
                              a squid load is a .22 that has a case rupture in the cylinder and some times the bullet does not make it out the barrel
                              Uh - it's "squib" not "squid".

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