Ruger is excited to offer you an opportunity to bid on and acquire rare, unusual, discontinued, or one-of-a-kind Ruger^® firearms and accessories. All items are available to qualified buyers as part of a "no reserve" auction, subject to applicable laws.

Police Service-Six® in .357 Magnum

               

Up for auction is a stainless Police Service-Six®, .357 Magnum caliber, double-action revolver. The test fire date of this revolver is May 4, 1983. The revolver does not appear as a regular production item in any of the Ruger firearms catalogs during the production period of the Police Service-Six revolvers. The revolver was originally sold to a law enforcement agency and returned to the factory. There were no notes as to why it was returned.
Please review all the photos here and on our website. There was some type of coating applied to the top of the front sight by the previous owner.
The Service-Six revolvers were first introduced in 1971 and were in production until 1988. The GP100® double-action revolver, which is still in production today, replaced the Police Service-Six, Security-Six®, and Speed-Six® revolvers. This particular revolver features a brushed stainless finish with a 2-3/4" barrel, fixed sights, six-shot cylinder, and round butt frame design. NOTE: This was not the standard frame design for Police Service-Six revolvers. Other features include checkered walnut grip panels with silver-colored, Ruger eagle "SR"® logo medallions. The revolver had been stored in a brown, hinged cardboard box along with an appropriate instruction manual and locking device.

 

New Model Single-Six® Convertible

               

Our auction item this week is a New Model Single-Six® Convertible .22 LR/.22 WMRF revolver. Ruger's records reflect this revolver was test fired June 15, 1998. This revolver was used as a Newport, NH demonstrator and was never sold. The revolver appears to function normally.
Please review all the photos here and on our website. There are a couple nicks on the grip panels and some scratches on the frame and cylinder.
The New Model Single-Six Convertible revolvers were first introduced in 1973. Some features of this revolver include a blued finish with a hardened chrome-moly alloy steel cylinder frame, cylinder, and trigger. It has a 5-1/2" barrel and walnut grip panels with silver-colored Ruger "SR" eagle medallions. Other features include a 6-round capacity .22 Long Rifle cylinder and a 6-round capacity .22 Magnum cylinder. The rear sight is click-adjustable for windage or elevation and protected by integral frame topstrap ribs, and a Patridge-type front sight mounted on a ramp. The revolver has been stored in a brown, hinged cardboard box along with an appropriate instruction manual and locking device.