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Ruger Single Six-how to tell if Convertable or not
jeffb1911
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Picked up a Single Six recently which only had the LR cylinder. Is there a way to find out if it ever had a MAG cylinder with it? SN is 263-xxxxx, Ruger's websight says it was made in 99. Mainly i'm wondering if the barrel on this one is going to be for LR bullets or MAG bullets.
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The only difference between a regular & a convertible is that both cylinders are "fitted" to the frame/barrel when sold as a convertible.
Neal
EDIT: If there were a difference in barrels, don't you think that they would mark the caliber on them?
If yours was made in '99, you're good to go.. When the Single-Six first came out, it had a .222 bore.. When Ruger introduced the .22 Mag Convertible they changed ALL Single-Sixes to .224 bores.. People with older Single Sixes should check with Ruger for serial number dates..