OT-Bisley 22lr

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3t-
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OT-Bisley 22lr

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Anyone have any experience with the Ruger Bisley 22lr? Thinking of picking one up.

appreciate any info.
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If you like the grip they're just as good as the regular Single-Six...
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Post by Pete44ru »

I had the early, first-issue, fluted cylinder fixed-sight model - it shot so-so, OK.

I later bought a used blued .22mag clyinder off an auction site, fitted it, and that shot about the same - except nowhere near the sights.

IMHO, the adjustable sight guns, although not as "pretty", are more practical than the fixed sight guns.
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Post by Rusty »

MY son has one that I bought for him several years ago. We went the same route and bought a magnum cylinder from ebay and it dropped right in. For my part the Bisley grip frames are the only SA's I can shoot accurately. I've been a S&W shooter all my life so the plow handle grip of a standard SA just doesn't do well for me and I've tried a bunch of them.
I've had a Herter's Powermag, a Hawes Marshal,2 Superblackhawks, and a Colt .22 Peacemaker. None of them shot as good for me as a nice S&W. The Ruger Bisley is a close second but I still can't shoot it as good as my 617 4".
According to what I was told by my local gun shop, the Bisley doesn't come with a magnum cylinder because it's considered a target pistol.


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