[Searchman69]

I have a 1972 Single Six Convertible with the 4 5/8" barrel in excellent shape. It has not been altered. I am trying to figure out what it is worth and am hitting wall after wall. The gun pricing lists are only showing "rare" and I haven't found any recent sale records to show what they are going for. Anyone have any ideas?

 

[Litehiker]

I have a 1972 Single Six Convertible with the 4 5/8" barrel in excellent shape. It has not been altered. I am trying to figure out what it is worth and am hitting wall after wall. The gun pricing lists are only showing "rare" and I haven't found any recent sale records to show what they are going for. Anyone have any ideas?

I don't know B/C I see no Single Six pistols on Gun Broker or Guns America of that early vintage.
I have a 1982 Single Six and that was, of course, made with the "hammer bar" safety piece.

Love my Single Six in .22 mag. B/C it's a "companion" to my RUGER 96//22 mag lever action rifle. My Single Six has an excellent light and crisp trigger.

 

[Don57]

I have a 1972 Single Six Convertible with the 4 5/8" barrel in excellent shape. It has not been altered. I am trying to figure out what it is worth and am hitting wall after wall. The gun pricing lists are only showing "rare" and I haven't found any recent sale records to show what they are going for. Anyone have any ideas?

I have a 1972 Single Six Convertible with the 4 5/8" barrel in excellent shape. It has not been altered. I am trying to figure out what it is worth and am hitting wall after wall. The gun pricing lists are only showing "rare" and I haven't found any recent sale records to show what they are going for. Anyone have any ideas?

My first handgun I purchased is my Ruger Single Six 22 magnum. Mfg 1959, I purchased it in 1963. In 1969 I contacted Ruger about making it a convertible, I received a shipping box to send it to them. About 8 weeks later I received my gun back. It had the convertible cylinder(in a red cloth bag), my original plastic grips, that were replaced with walnut grips, and the entire gun was reblued to a new gun finish. Cost $14.00. Is that customer service or what? Still have the gun, plus 5 more Rugers

 

[LMB]

I own two OM three screw Single Sixes, both original 4 clicks. One is the original Single Six and the other is a Super Single Six. that has adj. sights. Both have the extra cylinder for .22 WMR. I would expect to pay $550-650 for one with both cylinders etc. Some people like boxes,papers etc, i personally do not care because I do not collect, I just shoot.

 

[Litehiker]

I own two OM three screw Single Sixes, both original 4 clicks. One is the original Single Six and the other is a Super Single Six. that has adj. sights. Both have the extra cylinder for .22 WMR. I would expect to pay $550-650 for one with both cylinders etc. Some people like boxes,papers etc, i personally do not care because I do not collect, I just shoot.

I didn't realize adjustable sights qualified my pistol as a "Super" Single Six. Interesting info.

 

[LMB]

I didn't realize adjustable sights qualified my pistol as a "Super" Single Six. Interesting info.

Yes, single six versus Super Single Six. Here are mine.