Ruger Single Six 9.5 star

bluesteel4r

We have a Stainless Steel Ruger Single Six new model and "Star Model" it has a 9.5" barrel. someone said the "Star" Model was only made for one year and is very rare. what is something like this worth and would I list it under "collector" firearms or regular??ThanksDave

aglore

The Ruger Stainless Steel Single Six listed in the C&R list is with a 9" barrel and S/N starting at 62-07500-63-40000. There are a couple of other single sixes listed, but none with your description.

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duckhunter

IF YOU WANT TO SELL THE 'STAR" LET ME KNOW. EMAIL;duckhunter140@hotmail.com. THANKS, JOHN

EVILDR235

What do you mean by a star model?Is it because it has a small star stamped on the underside of the frame?Dr.Evil

bluesteel4r

yes it has a "star" on the underside of the frame in front of the cylinder

EVILDR235

Hi, my book says that star stamped Super Single sixs were not convertables.They only came with the 22 long rifle cylinder.No 22 magnum cylinder with this gun. Book also says 9-1/2 barreled revolvers were not cataloged,but quite a few were made.I would go over to the Ruger talk Forum,and ask Weaselmeatgravey,or Flatgate about the pistol.My thing is Ruger 22 Auto Pistols,not revolvers.Hope this has been some help.Dr.Evil

gskyhawk

my 1999 Standard Catalog of Firearms has this listingNew Model Single Six ( long rifle only ) " Star Model" This model was produced in blue and stainless steel for one year only in 4 5/8, 5 1/2, 6 1/2, and 9 1/2 inch barrel lengths. values listed as follows blue variation NIB $350, exc.-- $300, v.g.-- $175, good-- $150Stainless Steel variation: NIB -- $350, exc.--$300, V.G.--$200, good--$150Note: Pistols with 4 5/8 or 9 1/2 inch barrels will bring a premum of 50 to 100% to NIB prices depending on variation.wished I had the money I would buy it!! willing to trade??