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I bought a Single Ten today along with a 10/22 Delux Sporter. Here is the Single.

I think just the cylinder is differant. You can get a convertable that has both.Nice !! Are the Single 9 and single 10 the same gun with changeable cylinders ? Or completely different guns ?
I bought a Single Ten a couple of months ago. The Hi-Viz sights work fine in sunlight, but at the range we shoot from under a roof and there's not enough ambient light to make the sights glow. I'd be better off with white dots in that situation.Very nice looker 303!
Let me know what you think of the Hi-Viz front sights when you shoot it. I've been thinking about getting some for my "Single Six"...my eyes have gotten older on me or the targets have gotten smaller one.
Good luck and happy shootin'!![]()
So the convertible shoots six rounds of either the 22 or 22 mag?If you want convertible, you'll need to go with a Single Six. The Single Ten and Single Nine are different guns, one a ten shot and the other a nine shot.
Lithgow, glad you got that '73 SD. The heck with the book.
Thanks. I'll keep that in mind. I may shoot this in the Div 1 Fall contest.I bought a Single Ten a couple of months ago. The Hi-Viz sights work fine in sunlight, but at the range we shoot from under a roof and there's not enough ambient light to make the sights glow. I'd be better off with white dots in that situation.
Yup, once you change the cylinder. Both the 22 mag and 22 LR cylinder in the SS convertible are six shots, so no timing issues when changing cylinders. My guess is that making the Single Ten a convertible would have been cutting the wall pretty thin with a ten shot mag cylinder, since mags have a slightly larger case. Of course, maybe they just wanted all of us ST owners buy another gun, too.So the convertible shoots six rounds of either the 22 or 22 mag?
Thanks for the compliment and thanks for the info. I've been collecting guns for 40 plus years but revolvers are new to me.Yup, once you change the cylinder. Both the 22 mag and 22 LR cylinder in the SS convertible are six shots, so no timing issues when changing cylinders. My guess is that making the Single Ten a convertible would have been cutting the wall pretty thin with a ten shot mag cylinder, since mags have a slightly larger case. Of course, maybe they just wanted all of us ST owners buy another gun, too.
Congrats on your SD, not to mention your ST. Terrific revolver.
I'm thinking a nice bone or antler grip would be nice.Mine is approaching a year old. If I were to find a fault with it, personally I'd prefer thicker grips. Aside from that minor issue, every SA 22 caliber revolver lover needs one of these.
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Might be like me. I stopped at the lgs looking for a Winchester 62.Nice gun there. I bought one last summer and shot it in the 25 yard rimfire pistol div in the Summer Contest. The ST was very accurate but I wasn't!
I bought a gun today too. Went to the LGS to look for a 10/22 Sporter and came home with a Marlin 29A - how did that happen.![]()
I'm thinking of shooting it later this week in the Div 1 contest. I did quite poorly with the Walthers.That is a fine looking revolver and as to the bone grips the ones on it look great. I wouldn't want to change them out.
Post up a range report when you get a chance to shoot it.
Now you have five shots more than you need.....I'm thinking of shooting it later this week in the Div 1 contest. I did quite poorly with the Walthers.
But with 10 shots I might be able to score a 50.Now you have five shots more than you need.....![]()