New Ruger Wrangler

[farscott]

LoL, I’ve paid more than that for most of my folding knives in the last decade. It’s like a bic disposable SAA.

At that price, one could have both a gun to start new shooters on AND 5000 practice rounds for less than a Glock 42.

Heck, I have paid more that that for a case of bulk rimfire ammo that has long since been shot. Let alone .22 pistols and rifles. I really do not need/want a Wrangler, but I feel I should have one just because it is reminiscent of Bill Ruger's original design, a quality .22 for the masses. Today I shot two iconic Ruger designs, the Standard and the 10/22. I have a Single-Six with both the .22 LR and .22 WMR cylinders that I rarely fire. But the Wrangler seems to be working its way under my skin.

[Totem Polar]

I have a Single-Six with both the .22 LR and .22 WMR cylinders that I rarely fire. But the Wrangler seems to be working its way under my skin.

If I didn’t own an original flatgate that’s impossible to wear out with casual plinking, I’d have bought more than one wrangler, and probably monkey-frottaged one by gluing a big dot to it, J-frame style.

[farscott]

New version of the Wrangler with a birdshead grip: https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/ru...-revolver/amp/

[Totem Polar]

New version of the Wrangler with a birdshead grip: https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/ru...-revolver/amp/

I saw that, and got an instant case of the wants.

[camel]

New version of the Wrangler with a birdshead grip: https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/ru...-revolver/amp/

For some reason I want that in 22 magnum.

[HeavyDuty]

I saw that, and got an instant case of the wants.

Me too. If I see it in a store, I won’t be able to resist.