How much does the Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch weigh?

The Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch weighs 37 oz (2.3 lb) unloaded.

What caliber is the Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch?

The Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch is chambered in .22 LR; also offered in .22 WMR.

When was the Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch introduced?

The Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch was introduced in 1953 in USA and is still in production.

What is the capacity of the Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch?

The Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch has a capacity of 6.

Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch — parts schematic

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Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch

The Single-Six with 6.5-inch barrel is the target and small game hunting configuration with the longest sight radius and maximum velocity for the .22 LR cartridge. The 6.5-inch barrel extracts the most performance from standard and high-velocity .22 LR ammunition and provides an excellent sight picture for precise small game shooting.

📄Manual (model family)🔧Schematic — not on file

Type: Revolver
Action: Single-Action
Caliber: .22 LR
Capacity: 6
Introduced: 1953
Origin: USA
Status: Active
Platform: {".22 LR"}

Chamberings

.22 LR .22 WMR

Specifications

Weight (unloaded): 37 oz
Overall length: 12"
Barrel options: 6.5"
Era: Modern
Intended use: target, small_game, plinking, sporting

Documents

Owner's manual (model family) PDF ↗

FAQs

How much does the Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch weigh?: The Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch weighs 37 oz (2.3 lb) unloaded.
What caliber is the Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch?: The Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch is chambered in .22 LR; also offered in .22 WMR.
When was the Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch introduced?: The Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch was introduced in 1953 in USA and is still in production.
What is the capacity of the Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch?: The Ruger Single-Six .22 LR 6.5-inch has a capacity of 6.

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