Should I or Shouldn't I?

[Lefty Red]

And yes, it's BRAND NEW!

Lefty

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[savage99nc]

And yes, it's BRAND NEW!

Lefty

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YES!!


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[Lefty Red]

Just kidding, I did!

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[Bubba w/a 45/70]

Pretty sweet looking!

[JBinMN]

Just kidding, I did!

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LOL Good! If you had not bought it, I would have thought you to be a bit crazy...

[Thumbcocker]

Nice scarf

[Lefty Red]

$425 OTD!!!!!!
Could not pass it up.
So much for "no gun buy January"!

Lefty

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[savage99nc]

Just kidding, I did!

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[CASTER OF LEAD]

Nice piece, at a great price. I would have broken the "no gun buy January" rule too!!!

[bob208]

hard used ones bring that around here and a lot of other places.

[gray wolf]

Fantasticle find

[Petrol & Powder]

You had me worried there for a second until I read post #3.

The Ruger DA Six series revolvers were some of the best DA revolvers ever made , IMO.

[johniv]

You did great.

[Skunk1]

Nice have 2 at the moment got the last one for $350, just like yours. Would buy another in a heartbeat.

[Lefty Red]

Nice have 2 at the moment got the last one for $350, just like yours. Would buy another in a heartbeat.

The older Rugers are my favorites. Back when they weren't casted and are solid.

Looking for a Speed Six next!

Lefty

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[Petrol & Powder]

Ah, they were made of cast steel and are very strong.

[Texas by God]

Until polymer came into vogue, all Ruger frames except the Mark 1 were cast steel.
The words weak and Ruger do not belong in the same sentence.

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[Texas by God]

Are those Ruger grips? They look a little different than the security six grips I grew up with.

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[Thin Man]

No kidding they are strong. We had one, a blue 4" barrel version, come to the shop last week. The cylinder carried 3 live rounds and 3 empty cases. The owner advised he was firing the ammo that came with the Ruger when he bought it 10 years ago. He had fired 3 rounds, but then the trigger would not pull, the hammer could not be cocked and the cylinder could not be made to move or open from the frame. The pistol was clean, no signs of abuse. The ammo was the cause of the tie-up. That ammo (.38 Special cases, mixed manufacture) was handloaded and the last round to fire flattened the primer, which then partially dislodged from the case and froze the cylinder in place. That primer locked the cylinder in place. We got the cylinder open and found the primer on the work bench. The primers in the 2 rounds that did fire were flat and flowing toward the edges of the primer pocket. After a close, detailed inspection we found no damage to the cylinder, chambers, frame or barrel. A strong revolver? You betcha. We also suggested that the owner dispose of any remaining ammo that came with the revolver. He sounded enthusiastic to do just that.

[bob208]

ruger pioneered the lost wax casting process. I have 2 security-sixes. the first got in 77 it is a 4" ss. carries the made in the 200 year. cost me $125. the second is a 6" blue got it about 91 paid $200 for it. used it for falling plate.