I'm thinking about picking up a single action in .22 and came across Ruger's Single Ten from Lipsey's. They come in a stainless with 4.68 or 5.5 inch barrels or a blued in 4.68 only. I really like the blued one(especially with the FO sights). Since the stainless models obviously have stainless frames, does the blued model have a blued alloy steel? Or is it aluminum like the other single six series? Any info is appreciated.
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Blued Ruger Single Ten Question
- Thread starter Siggy-06
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A quick look at the Ruger site http://ruger.com/products/newModelSingleSixSingleTen/specSheets/8102.html
,which is easy to do, says they are alloy steel. But, it could be referring to the barrel which is directly above that part of the spec.
,which is easy to do, says they are alloy steel. But, it could be referring to the barrel which is directly above that part of the spec.
Aluminum alloy's don't have any steel in 'em.
According to the last post here, the 10 has an Al frame. Other than weight it won't make any difference in a .22.
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=518916
According to the last post here, the 10 has an Al frame. Other than weight it won't make any difference in a .22.
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=518916
jackmoser65
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Aluminum grip frame.
It makes a difference if you prefer blued steel, either in weight/balance/feel or aesthetically.
It makes a difference if you prefer blued steel, either in weight/balance/feel or aesthetically.
Actually, it says aluminum grip frame. Big difference.According to the last post here, the 10 has an Al frame.
Jim