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| 05-24-2019 08:06 PM | |
| spruce | Ruger won't sell you one without sending in the gun so it can be "fitted". But there's a fair number of them floating around that got separated from the original combo guns - keep checking the auction sites and gun shows. |
| 05-23-2019 07:35 AM | |
| lloyd smale |
I had two single six convertables for a while and it didn't matter which cylinder out of the 4 of them you put in either of the two guns. I also have a 44 mag super Blackhawk and picked up a 4440 cylinder for it and it dropped right in and worked fine. Rugers are hardly precisely made guns and I doubt theres a single bit of hand fitting at the factory. Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandhillbilly
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I am thinking you would have to send your pistol to the factory as a cylinder would have to be fitted and timed
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| 05-17-2019 03:13 PM | |
| Sandhillbilly | I am thinking you would have to send your pistol to the factory as a cylinder would have to be fitted and timed |
| 05-09-2019 07:03 AM | |
| Mag Man |
Ruger single 6 cylinder I'm looking for a 22mag cylinder for a ruger super single six. If anybody knows of one please let me know. |
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