Ruger Feature

FOR DECADES, RUGER FANS HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR A FIVE SHOT LARGE CALIBER SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. INTRODUCING THE RUGER 480.

UNTIL 2002, THE RUGER STAINLESS SINGLE SIX IN THE 4-5/8″ BARREL WAS A RARITY. There were a limited amount of them available from the 76′ Liberty Year guns, but not something you could easily find at your local gun shop. It was one of those glaring holes in Ruger’s line-up.

The mid-size Ruger flattop sixguns in 45 Colt are some of the finest packing guns ever produced. The original 357’s and the wildly popular 44 Specials have been highly prized for their smaller dimensions and great balance. Whilst most people would probably find electric-firing replicas of this gun from airsoft stores like Fox Airsoft, many would love to have the real deal. Well that is now a reality you can have this classic revolver in the most classic sixgun cartridge of them all, the 45 Colt.

The Ruger Single Ten is the first major change to Ruger’s single action rimfire line in some time. As of now, Ruger has only offered the Single Ten with a 5.5″ barrel. Due to the overwhelming success of the Lipsey’s Exclusive 4-5/8″ stainless Single Six “KNR4″, we decided to offer the Single Ten with the same shorter barrel. The Single Ten 4-5/8” uses the same Williams Fiber Optic adjustable sights and slimmer “Gunfighter” style wood grips as the cataloged model. So, if you have been thinking a Single Ten would be a nice addition to your rimfire battery, but wasn’t sure about the 5.5″ barrel, you now have a great choice.