Videos tagged with Ruger Single-Six

This comprehensive review covers 12 top .22LR revolvers for 2025, highlighting models suitable for various applications from farm work and backcountry packing to range drills and self-defense training. The expert analysis details each firearm's unique strengths, including accuracy, weight, capacity, and price point, offering insights for both new and experienced shooters.

This YouTube Short features a pairing of a Henry H001 lever-action rifle in .22LR with a Ruger Single Six convertible pistol. The video is part of a series dedicated to showcasing firearm combinations.

This video serves as a heartfelt tribute to Slamfire, Hickok45's beloved cat, who was a frequent and cherished companion in many of his firearm videos. It showcases Slamfire's presence alongside various firearms, from lever-action rifles to handguns, highlighting his calm demeanor around guns. The video also shares the touching origin story of Slamfire, found as a kitten 11 years prior.

This review highlights the Ruger Single Six as a classic, iconic firearm, specifically a 1956 model in its original, unconverted state. The presenter emphasizes the tactile pleasure of shooting vintage steel, praising the smooth single-action mechanism and overall quality. Advice is given to collectors and enthusiasts to seek out similar deals on well-preserved classic revolvers.

This video provides a demonstration and installation guide for the Samson Single Action Ejector Rod, designed for Ruger Wranglers and Ruger Single Six firearms. The presenter unpacks the product, explains the function of an ejector rod, and walks through the process of removing the factory component and installing the Samson upgrade. Key steps include using a screwdriver and Fixit sticks, addressing potential thread locker, and correctly orienting the spring during reassembly. The video highlights the noticeable size difference and ergonomic benefit of the new 'bullseye' style lever, making it easier to grab and operate. The presenter concludes that it's a worthwhile upgrade for personal preference.

This video features a "Rifle and Pistol Pairings" segment, focusing on the Henry H001 lever-action rifle chambered in .22LR and the Ruger Single Six convertible revolver. The creator reminisces about childhood influences from westerns and daytime TV, expressing a desire to own these iconic firearm types. The video highlights both firearms as budget-friendly options for cowboy action shooting and emphasizes their American manufacturing. It serves as an introductory pairing of these classic firearms.

This video features a Ruger Single Six convertible .22LR revolver, highlighting its appeal to those interested in cowboy action shooting and a nostalgic connection to Westerns. The creator mentions wanting a lever-action rifle and a single-action revolver since childhood, inspired by classic television. Both the Ruger Single Six and a Henry H001 lever-action are presented as budget-friendly, American-made options for cowboy action shooting. The video also includes ASMR elements, focusing on the sounds of the firearm.

This video features an "Old Ruger Single Six" revolver. The description includes a wide array of firearm models and brands, suggesting a broad interest in firearms, from modern pistols like Glock, Sig Sauer, and Shadow Systems, to classic rifles and submachine guns like AK-47, AR-15, KSG, Mosin Nagant, and MP5. It also mentions shooting activities and potential customization or build processes. The presence of a Ruger Single Six, a classic revolver, indicates a focus that could span historical firearms to contemporary ones.

This video provides a review of the Ruger Single Six Old Model 3 Screw revolver, highlighting its production years (1953-1973) and its status as an early Ruger classic. The reviewer notes its replacement by the New Model Single Six with a transfer bar safety. The video also includes affiliate links and mentions ammunition provided by Fiocchi USA. The content emphasizes a classic single-action revolver.

This review compares the Colt Frontier Scout and Ruger Single Six, both classic .22 single-action revolvers from the 1960s. The Colt is noted for its classic aesthetics resembling the Single Action Army, while the Ruger is perceived as slightly more solid. Historically, Ruger entered the affordable .22 single-action market before Colt, capitalizing on the 'cowboy craze'.

This video provides a review of the classic Ruger Single-Six pistol chambered in .22 Magnum. The reviewer highlights its appeal as a classic firearm that is highly recommended for gun enthusiasts. The description also includes various affiliate links for gear and merchandise, as well as social media connections for the content creator. A disclaimer clarifies that the creator is not a gunsmith and the content is for educational and entertainment purposes only, with any imitation being at the viewer's own risk.

This video is a nostalgic look back at childhood memories of plinking with .22 caliber firearms, inspired by the author's father and grandfather. The author shares personal stories about the Colt single-action revolver his father owned, the Ruger Mark I semi-automatic pistol inherited from his grandfather, and an Ithaca Model 49 rifle gifted by his father. He now shoots a Ruger Single Six in his father's memory, continuing the tradition of enjoying simple shooting activities. The video also includes links to the host's website, Patreon, and various firearm-related organizations and sponsors.