Doubletapp
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Just what the title says, I have a henry golden by .22lr that rarely gets shot. Would it be a fair trade for a Ruger single six in good condition? I don't know much about that revolver so your input would be kindly appreciated.
Trade Henry Golden Boy For Ruger Single Six?
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buck460XVR
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Both guns sell new for about the same price. If both are in a similar condition as used, IMHO, it would be a fair swap.
ZEBRARANGER
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I agree with Buck, both value is about the same if in same condition. I'm more into double action revolvers but I do still enjoy the Single Six. This is my older convertible.
Bob Wright
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The Ruger Single Six is really several diferent guns: The original Three Screw Single Six, and the New Model Single Six, bot of which were available as "Super Single Sixes" with adjustable sights. And then there was a Vaquero version with color cased frame and the grooved topstrap rear sight. (Fixed sight Single Sixes have a dovetailed rear sight in sort of a flat top frame.)
Three Screw models, without the transfer bar conversion, bring a premium price, preferred by collectors and shooters alike.
Bob Wright
Three Screw models, without the transfer bar conversion, bring a premium price, preferred by collectors and shooters alike.
Bob Wright
Doubletapp
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it is a newer model and does have both cylinders