Single Actions?

[Driftwood Johnson]

Howdy Again

Just finished taking some group photos of my Rugers.

Three Screw center fires: Left to right, 357 Mag Flat Top, 357 Mag, and 44 Mag Flat Top.

Three Screw Single Sixes.

New Models: Left to right, a pair of 357 Mag New Vaqueros, a pair of Stainless 45 Colt 'original model' Vaqueros, blued 45 Colt 'original model' Vaquero, 45 Colt/45 ACP Blackhawk.

Yup, you could say I like single action revolvers.

 

[Bob Wright]

Driftwood,

Nice display! Nice collection, or as I prefer, accumulation!

Bob Wright

 

[Armybrat]

I like Rugers, especially their single actions

As nice & well made as they are, and no matter what brand, they are all just copies of the genyouwine article:

 

[Targa]

Drobs I like that Hombre and the matte black finish. I would have been all over that for $250. Went to check them out on Gunbroker and $389 is about as good as it gets now. If I wasn't saving up for a .454 Blackhawk I would be looking hard at that right now.

 

[NWCP]

SA Revolvers

I only have three SA revolvers, but really enjoy shooting them. My first I purchased years ago and it's a Ruger Single Six convertible that really seems to like the .22WMR over the .22LR. After it getting me hooked on single action revolvers I purchased a pair of Cimarron Model P Evil Roy pistols in 45 LC with 5 1/2" barrels. I'm now looking to get some more Cimarron SAA pistols. The Evil Roy pistols are are pleasure to shoot and look every bit as good as one would think think they should. I carry one on the hip and the other I had a Mernickle shoulder holster made for it. The fit and finish of the Cimarron Model P is exceptional and what Evil Roy's crew has done with the end product is nothing short of magnificent. Single action pistols not only look great, but are fun to shoot. Everyone should own at least one. JMHO.