You got a great deal on a top-of-the-line Single Six. Stainless, black laminate grips, machined for optics.Ok so I talked to Ruger today, this is 2 examples of what they mean under term "distributors price"
model 8100 Single Ten MSRP $869 Distributors $538
model 0662 Single Six Hunter MSRP $1089 Distributors $673
I don't know why MSRP difference between this 2 models is $220 while Distributors price is only $135
On the negative side they calculating price of firearm they replacing also as Distributors price, so my Wrangler instead of msrp price of $279 was traded in at distributors price of $159. Now I paid $185 for my wrangler so it is only $26 loss.
On the other hand Ruger will reimburse my FFL transfer fee.
There's no option of getting Marlin rifle or any of distributor exclusive models that I really would like to get 0475 0472 5152 5162
So I picked model 0662 and paid a price difference of $513 View attachment 171078
Now that is not a Wrangler. I like your choice. Enjoy.Ok so I talked to Ruger today, this is 2 examples of what they mean under term "distributors price"
model 8100 Single Ten MSRP $869 Distributors $538
model 0662 Single Six Hunter MSRP $1089 Distributors $673
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So I picked model 0662 and paid a price difference of $513 View attachment 171078
The classic "Bait & Switch" tactic by Ruger!Now that is not a Wrangler. I like your choice. Enjoy.
Wow, the similarities are too close for my liking. I'm not ready to think of Ruger as a con artist.The classic "Bait & Switch" tactic by Ruger!
They don't come much nicer than that!The only thing similar between the Wrangler and the Single Six Hunter is the caliber, lol
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ConvertableSingle Six, if you want to stay with .22lr
Great choice! I have its two bigger brothers. A Super Blackhawk Hunter in 44 Mag and 45 Colt. They are both fine revolvers.Ok so I talked to Ruger today, this is 2 examples of what they mean under term "distributors price"
model 8100 Single Ten MSRP $869 Distributors $538
model 0662 Single Six Hunter MSRP $1089 Distributors $673
I don't know why MSRP difference between this 2 models is $220 while Distributors price is only $135
On the negative side they calculating price of firearm they replacing also as Distributors price, so my Wrangler instead of msrp price of $279 was traded in at distributors price of $159. Now I paid $185 for my wrangler so it is only $26 loss.
On the other hand Ruger will reimburse my FFL transfer fee.
There's no option of getting Marlin rifle or any of distributor exclusive models that I really would like to get 0475 0472 5152 5162
So I picked model 0662 and paid a price difference of $513 View attachment 171078
My 3 revolvers that I own...GP100-4" .357...Single Six Bisley .22, both in SS...and a Wrangler silver/black. I love 'em all. I'd say Single Six if you're wanting to stick with .22. Then there's the Mini-14, WHOA SNAP, yes I went there.Hey guys, five weeks ago my new Wrangler arrived, same day on the range I noticed keyholing and mailed revolver back to Ruger, well today they called me and said that technician deemed that revolver unrepairable and offered me to get same one or add $ (distributors price) and get any other firearms from Ruger except for dealer exclusive models.
My question what would you get?
If it is your only 22, get the adjustable sights, you won’t be sorry.
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What's with the adjustable sight recommendations~? I've owned a number of handguns with adjustable sights and never had to adjust but a few more than one time. Once they're adjusted, they're adjusted, and that's the end of it~!