Plus Ultra: The Supersized Ruby Pistol

Published on November 21, 2015
Duration: 8:08

This review explores the 'Plus Ultra,' a rare, supersized variant of the Spanish Ruby pistol. Notably, it features a 22-round double-stack magazine while still chambered in .32 Auto, a significant capacity increase over standard models. The video details its larger frame, fluted barrel, and simple blowback action, contrasting it with the original WWI-era Ruby.

Quick Summary

The Plus Ultra is a rare, supersized variant of the Spanish Ruby pistol, featuring a massive 22-round double-stack magazine while remaining chambered in .32 Auto (7.65mm). Manufactured by Gabilondo y Urresti (later Llama), it represents a significant capacity increase over standard models.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Ruby Pistol
  2. 01:35The Plus Ultra Variant: Supersized Ruby
  3. 02:52Visual Comparison and Markings
  4. 04:25Disassembly and Internal Mechanics
  5. 06:41Manufacturer History: Gabilondo y Urresti to Llama

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Plus Ultra pistol?

The Plus Ultra is a rare, supersized variant of the Spanish Ruby pistol. It was developed post-WWI and is notable for its significantly larger frame and a high-capacity 22-round double-stack magazine, while still being chambered in .32 Auto.

What caliber is the Plus Ultra Ruby pistol?

The Plus Ultra pistol is chambered in .32 Auto, which is also known as 7.65mm. This caliber was common for pistols of its era, even for larger framed models like the Plus Ultra.

How many rounds does the Plus Ultra pistol hold?

The Plus Ultra pistol is equipped with a high-capacity 22-round double-stack magazine. This significantly increases its ammunition capacity compared to the standard Ruby pistol.

Who manufactured the Plus Ultra pistol?

The Plus Ultra pistol was manufactured by Gabilondo y Urresti, a Spanish company founded in 1904. This firm later rebranded itself as Llama in 1932.

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