Ruger Single Action Revolver Photos-Show Us Yours

[Fishinfool]

Always had a soft spot for Ruger SA's. My first handgun at 16 years old was a Single Six. My favorite handgun for a little woods walking / plinking is a Bearcat.

Pictured are three .44 mag's showing the three basic different grip styles.

Larry

 

[505Gibbs]

Here's one of the Buckeye specials in 10mm & 38-40.

 

[ISCS Yoda]

I think I have photos of mine......I still have 2 Vaqueros (old style), a Single Six .22 (original; no transfer bar) and a Single Six .22 Magnum. I sold my two .44-40 Vaqueros.

I see I don't have pictures of the .22s.....

 

[Sixgun100]

Ruger Vaquero Montado

Ruger Vaquero Montado .357 Magnum in bright stainless.

 

[model17]

Ruget Single Action Revolvers

Bisley Single Six .22 & New Vaquero Birdshead .45acp

 

[wetdog]

.357 Max

 

[wundudnee]

My only Ruger, a little Bearcat.

 

[Wyatt Burp]

Here's an early 60s Single six marked ".22 Magnum" and has a .22 LR cylindeer. Kind of like a reverse convertable. Grip is the early XR3 with that nice varnished wood. And a sheep horn gripped unconverted 1969 Super Blackhawk.



My first handgun and holster...

 

[ParadiseRoad]

...a Blackhawk in .45 Colt...and two Super Blackhawks...

 

[xray97]

5 1/2" New Vaquero in .357mag

4 3/4" Vaquero in .45lc

 

[Stranglehold]

Not much of a single action guy...just have a few.

A pair of .44 Special Flattops...

The wife's Stainless Single Six...

Old Army...

 

[pharmer]

Just one, never got around to shooting it, yet. Joe

 

[CelticSire]

Okay, so, this single Six technically is not mine. Belongs to my oldest daughter, Sarah. I converted it to a birdshead grip to fit her hand better. And a picture of her at age 15 with it. That was an awesome day!

 

[Vulcan Bob]

Some fine Rugers gentlemen! I do like Ruger single actions but only ever owned one. I prefer the plow handled grips because they just look right unlike the bisleys.

I agree with your opinions of the Bisley grip. I did not have one and after hearing from the folk who do and how well it handles felt recoil and such I decided to give one a try. Last year I ran across the one pictured in my previous post on this thread, a scarce as it turns out 4 5/8th inch "full size" SS Vaquero Bisley in .45 Colt, box and all for a good price.

Well after shooting the snot out of it with heavy 270gr loads I was not all that impressed with the grip. Recoil felt harder as it comes straight back more than the plow handle grip I've shot for a lot of years. Well that's why I guess they make more than one style of grips, ya run what you like!

 

[505Gibbs]

Here's a stainless in 327 Federal.

 

[bananaman]

Only 1 I have is a Ruger Bisley in 45Colt. Shot it last week. It was part of a special run for Williams Shooting Sports. Still prefer my 25-15 Smith. Bob

 

[BearBio]

Some of mine, past and present (get some popcorn!):

Wife's 41 Blackhawk trail gun:


OM 30 Carbine=bighorn grips:


OM 41 Blackhawk=also with bighorn grips:


Old Army's and Bowie==all moose antler:


Custom Super BH bear gun:


OM Flat Top with ivories:


Lipsey 41 Blackhawk:


Wife's Vaqueros:


OM Single Six:


Bisley/Vaquero:


Several of these lying around 22/22M:


45 Vaquero (OM). This is in the shop for conversion to a 38-40:


My prior bear gun: OM 45 Colt:


OM Super:


NM Super:

 

[glenncal1]

Got a couple including this Colorado Centennial commemorative. Got to get a better picture, it really is a nice gun:

 

[Engine49guy]

Have a few hiding in the safe
.22lrs


.357 Magnum


.357 Birds

 

[Drm50]

This is old picture 1964, when I was 14. These represent a lot of
grass mowings, snow shoveling, and coal shoveling. This was the
same year I saw the light and switched to S&Ws. Still have a few
and pick one up occasionally. Lost interest in them when they
brought out the new models.