This should have been the wrangler since the start

Two things so people don't have to look all over. The transfer bar works just the opposite of what Sootch describes and no the mag cylinder will not work in the original Wrangler. Love your channel Sootch!

According to Ruger's website the cylinder frame is steel. Makes sense with Ruger's policy of overbuilding. I liked the idea of an inexpensive revolver but when I looked at Heritage, they just looked cheap to me. The Wrangler has a cleaner look without the plastic safety. The transfer bar is vastly superior IMHO. I have a couple of the original versions. I would love to get one of the long barreled ones. Now they got this one! I want it too!

You said, "You're going from an all steel frame on top with the single six, and now you have just the alloy frame" According to Ruger specs the Super Wrangler has a steel cylinder frame just like the single six. Could you please correct this?

It took quite a while for Ruger to realize why Heritage was cleaning their clock in the cheap single action .22 market...and this is a big improvement, although one more item would have sealed the deal, an indexing cylinder for loading/unloading...small potatoes, but enough will fill a bag...

Why bother ,at almost $400 I would just buy a good used single six which is a lot better made pistol.

They so easily could have made it an eight-shot cylinder, at least on the long rifle for sure. Such a bummer but still nice improvements like sights and dual caliber

Own one of these you can pretend you are one of the Cartwrights.

Ruger got tired of Heritage eating their lunch.

Slow to load. Slow to fire. Makes your ammo last a lot longer!

First gun I ever owned was a Ruger new model single-six convertible for my 16th birthday. Still have it to this day. Love that gun. Taken it hunting many times and put quite a bit of food on the table with it.

Ok, I was cruzing right along and almost passed right by the intro until I spotted the adjustable sights. Whoa, Nelly! Had to back up and watch the video. A 22 mag with adjustable sights? Sold! Thanks Sootch for keeping me broke and God save the Republic!

Wow! Just $60 more than the original Wrangler and you get an extra cylinder and adjustable sights. That is an incredible deal. As for the grips on the New Model Single Six Convertible, they are basically the same as on the Wrangler, so no upgrade there. The rosewood grips are $37.95. Not a big deal. Thanks for the review. Great job as always.

We have carried Ruger Wrangers on our homestead for the past year, replacing Heritage Arms. I had been considering doing a review on our channel explaining why we went with the Wrangler. Our only hesitation was going down from the 22 mag to 22 lr. Glad to see Ruger has added a 22 mag version to the affordable Wranger line. Looks like it is time for an upgrade. Thank you for the review.

As an ex-LEO back in the early 80s, I carried a Ruger Speed Six, stainless with a 3" Bull Barrel and Pachmayer grips, and a semi-auto centerfire pistol as back-up, In 1983, I bought a Ruger Super Single Six Convertible in stainless with a 6 1/2" to 7" bbl, can't remember for sure, Of course with a magnum cyl, and walnut grips, $229.95, and it was a tack driver, SA only, and was a joy to shoot, still kicking myself for selling it to a great friend, who passed away last year, I've had a large number of revolvers and all were Rugers except for a S & W Model 19-1 Combat Magnum 4" Nickle that I inherited from my father after he passed away in 84, R.I.P. A couple years ago I picked up a Rough Rider 6 1/2" just for fun, Thanks Don, Stay Safe & 2A Strong. 🇺🇸

I’m glad to see this in 22mag, with the 22lr cylinder and adjustable sights. I love my original wrangler, after installing wood grips. I have no doubt I will love this one, as well. Thank you for a great review!

Glad to see that ruger finally did this. As usual a well done review without hyperbole. Love your calm demeanor and funny seconds at the end. Thank you for doing it.

Awesome! Have been waiting for an upgraded Wrangler with adjustable sights and 22 Mag. Know what my boys are getting for Christmas!

I used to own a Super Single Six in stainless years ago. I loved that gun but I was forced to sell it. With their current prices I doubt I could ever be able to afford to replace it.

Nice! I’ve been eyeing a Wrangler for my son who likes to shoot the Ruger 10/22 rifle. This looks like something we would really enjoy.