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I've been shooting (poorly) for way over 40 years. I have 9s, 45ACP, 38, 357, 22WMR, 22LR, and of course a few shotguns & 22 rifles. Most of my shooting has been with DA revolvers, then semi auto 9s, and 1911s. For the past few years I have become enamored with SA revolvers. Picked up an old...

Hi So buy a 38 and be done with it. I own 3 of each and like them all.

Hi thanks to all. I think I'll follow Coyote's advice as I actually enjoy shooting and bought the gun for that purpose. I will also follow up on contacting the seller and asking if the other cylinder is Laying around? The cylinder serial # is 358, and the frame is 342667. I don't plan on...

Hi Thanks. So, is that any kind of issue at all? Is it possible to buy a 22 magnum cylinder for this gun and use it interchangeably?

Hi Sorry Craig C. I didn't know you had covered this elsewhere just trying to get some info. This gun doesn't have a magnum cylinder and says 22lr. I bought it used recently. the cylinder serial # isn't the same as the one on the frame. I got this for a very good price and intend it to be a...

Hi I recently purchased a Ruger Single Six Flat top 3 screw. Serial # 342667. I cannot find that serial number on any of the Ruger sites. Any help? Thanks

Old Style I just bought a used Single Six 3 screw flattop for 300.00. Great gun goes nicely with my 357/38 Blackhawk. Been looking for this 221 for a while and finally found one.

Hello I am curious as to any value attached to a Ruger Blackhawk new model made in 1976. It's 357/38 with an additional cylinder in 9mm. A very good shooter.

Hi I acquired a ruger single six 3 screw old model flat top. serial number 342667. I know it was made before 1973 as there is no transfer bar. The ruger site does not show serial numbers like this. What am I doing wrong in my search for the year it was made? Help!