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Had a friend that had a single six that couldn’t group 6” at 30 feet. He sold it.
I know a lot more guys who love them.
I know a lot more guys who love them.
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Ruger Introduces the Super Wrangler
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Darkhorse
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Stainless single six convertible, shoots tight groups. I'm real glad I bought it when I did.
Adjustable sights are a must for me. Kinda hard to apply kentucky windage to poke a bullet through the head of a rattler at 3 feet.
I will admit if Ruger had the Super Wrangler when I bought my single six I would have given it serious consideration, mostly due to cost. But I would have probably gone with the single six anyway.
Adjustable sights are a must for me. Kinda hard to apply kentucky windage to poke a bullet through the head of a rattler at 3 feet.
I will admit if Ruger had the Super Wrangler when I bought my single six I would have given it serious consideration, mostly due to cost. But I would have probably gone with the single six anyway.
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Chief Big Taw
OMG TAKE MY MONEY!!
A .22 mag is a hammer!!
A .22 mag is a hammer!!
Geezer Ray
Senior Member
I have the Heritage Rough Rider, it's a blast to shoot, and yeah I paid $99.00 brand new from Academy about 2 months ago.
transfixer
Senior Member
I've owned a couple of the rough riders , my favorite and I still have it is the 3.5in barreled birdshead grip model, just feels right in my hand, and I have both the LR and Magnum cylinders for it
Robert28
Senior Member
Why won’t Ruger bring back the 10/22 in 22 mag?
Robert28
Senior Member
Friend has one and I’ve shot it many times, I’ve looked at them endlessly at gun shows and online and something about them just hasn’t made me bite yet.
rosewood
Senior Member
I have the Heritage Rough Rider with 5 or 6"? barrel, fiber optic front sight and adjustable rear. Came with both 22lr and 22WMR cylinders. Think I paid like $130 or so at Academy several years ago. They even through in a free leather holster because the grip had a scratch on it. 
Rosewood
Rosewood
Gator89
Senior Member
Do the Heritages have the free spin pawl?
I don't have an Academy close and I never see Heritages for $99. I would buy one for that price too.
I don't have an Academy close and I never see Heritages for $99. I would buy one for that price too.
RamblinWreck88
Useles Billy ain’t got nothing on ME !
Check DeLeonRXGunsAndAmmo.com
They've got about any version you want, starting with the 3" barrel "Barkeep" at $90, the standard 6.5" at $105, and plenty more. No tax to GA, and the shipping is $10 last I heard. I've already gotten two Smiths from them this year; they're a solid vendor.
killerv
Senior Member
because they never got it right
Gator89
Senior Member
Must have had a price increase. Barkeep is now $146.71 before fees.
Also, I live in FL, so sales tax is required by law.
Heritage Manufacturing Barkeep .22 LR Single Action Revolver 3.6' Barrel 6 Rounds Custom Scroll Wood Grips Simulated Case Hardened and Black Finish
<h2>The Heritage Barkeep Gives You the Feel the Old West with Classic Styling</h2> <p>Feel the Old West while having fun at the range with the Heritage Barkeep. Inspired by the carry guns of saloon keepers and gamblers, the Heritage Barkeep comes with a 6-round, .22 Long Rifle caliber cylinder...
www.deleonrxgunsandammo.com
I see they do show a couple of models under $100, but I don't want a 1 or 2 inch barreled 22 six shooter.
RamblinWreck88
Useles Billy ain’t got nothing on ME !
Look for the one with the polymer grip. It's still at $90.Must have had a price increase. Barkeep is now $146.71 before fees.
Also, I live in FL, so sales tax is required by law.
Heritage Manufacturing Barkeep .22 LR Single Action Revolver 3.6' Barrel 6 Rounds Custom Scroll Wood Grips Simulated Case Hardened and Black Finish
<h2>The Heritage Barkeep Gives You the Feel the Old West with Classic Styling</h2> <p>Feel the Old West while having fun at the range with the Heritage Barkeep. Inspired by the carry guns of saloon keepers and gamblers, the Heritage Barkeep comes with a 6-round, .22 Long Rifle caliber cylinder...
ETA: Sales tax is required in Georgia too, but this company evidently hasn't done enough business with GA to meet the threshold (yet). Maybe FL works different, but you might want to take it to "checkout" stage and see.
Gator89
Senior Member
You talked me into the 9 shot 22 lr/22 wmr delivered to my FFL for $165.61.
No tax and $12.99 shipping.
Cocbola grips, too.
RamblinWreck88
Useles Billy ain’t got nothing on ME !
I just set things free and let the chips fall where they may! Hard to beat that price. Ought to be a fun shooter.
Gator89
Senior Member
transfixer
Senior Member
They're not made of top notch materials, but I'm not someone who would shoot a 22 revolver enough to wear one out , I'd much prefer they were of Uberti or Pietta quality, as I have a Pietta 1873 in 45lc that I love, but the rough riders are economical fun little guns, I keep mine around for plinking occasionally, or for varmints, snakes, etc.
I've never cared for any of the Ruger single sixes, or the blackhawks, as they don't have the same feel as an 1873 clone, they don't have the same balance, too top heavy for my taste, I've not shot a Wrangler, but when they released it without the capability of 22wmr cylinders it ruled them out for me. The Super Wrangler is simply a money grab in my opinion, they released the wrangler on purpose without 22wmr, so they could then sell the public another 22 revolver in wmr after everyone had already bought the first model
RamblinWreck88
Useles Billy ain’t got nothing on ME !
Hard to say no to a good price and "no sales tax"! That’s how I wound up with a .44 Magnum from them.
Kowtown
Senior Member
Braggart...
