Key Specs (6.5" barrel model)
Type: Single-action revolver
Caliber(s):
.22 Long Rifle (most common)
Often convertible with .22 WMR cylinder (optional)
Capacity: 6 rounds
Barrel length: 6.5 inches
Action: Single-action (hammer must be cocked manually)
Overall length: ~11 inches (varies slightly by grip/frame)
Weight: ~32–39 oz (depends on steel vs stainless and grips)
Sights:
Fixed or adjustable rear sight (on “Super” models)
Barrel: Cold hammer-forged, 6-groove rifling
Frame: Steel (blued or stainless options)
Safety system: Transfer-bar safety (New Model design, post-1973)
Notable Features
Convertible cylinders (on many models): swap between .22 LR and .22 Magnum
Transfer bar safety: allows safe carry with all 6 chambers loaded
Loading gate system: traditional single-action loading (one round at a time)
Classic “cowboy” design: based on old western revolvers
Performance Notes
The 6.5" barrel is considered a balanced length:
Better accuracy and velocity than shorter (4.6" / 5.5")
More manageable than longer hunting barrels (9.5")
Common uses:
Target shooting
Small game hunting
Training / plinking
Quick Summary
The 6.5" Single-Six is basically:
A reliable .22 rimfire revolver
With moderate weight and good sight radius
And often dual-caliber capabilities
may show signs of previous use all cosmetic none which would affect the function of this item.
| UPC | ECOM00543347 |
| Action | REVOLVER |
| Barrel Length | 6.5" BARREL |
| Caliber | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 6 ROUNDS |
| Finish | BLACK AND WOOD |
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