Ruger Single-Six Revolvers

The Ruger Single Six was introduced by Ruger in 1953 as a single-action rimfire revolver. The Single Six capitalized on the resurgence in popularity for single-action revolvers due to the Western craze that gripped the nation.

The Ruger Single Six was initially available in .22 caliber. Later, the Single Six expanded into a variety of different calibers.

The Single Six can be found in .22 LR, .22 magnum, .17 HMR/HM2, .32 H&R magnum, and .327 Federal magnum. The Single Six has a rich history in America as an accurate easy-shooting weapon that is suitable for shooters of all ages, sizes, and skill level. The Single Six has been in production for more than 60 years. Small improvements have been made to the design, but overall, it’s the same excellent revolver it always has been.

Quick Facts

• The Ruger Single Seven, Single Nine, and Single Ten are all based on the Single Six, but with higher capacities than the six shooters
• The Ruger Single Six in .32 H&R magnum can also fire .32 Smith & Wesson and .32 Smith & Wesson long
• The Single Six Hunter is capable of accepting a scope without modification