Ruger Wrangler : The Best Budget 22 Single Action Revolver

[@theman68and1]

I like to carry my Ruger wrangler in the waistband of my Wrangler jeans while driving my Jeep wrangler with Good Year wrangler tires

[@Deadly_fox512]

Wrangle wrangle

[@jonduncansakurawallknifegarden]

While wrangling some wranglers on our way to go wrangle. Right on !

[@christopherhamilton5557]

😂😂😂 nice work! 👏👏👏

[@dxmanforlife]

I hope you wrangle horses or bad guys too

[@stonefox9124]

🤔 sensing a trend... can't quite put my finger on it tho... going to be wrangling with this thought for awhile...

[@supersixbravo1610]

I love a 22 calibre revolver. Many tin cans have met their demise at the end of my barrel.

[@novaguy383]

I picked a Wrangler up a month ago. Put about 250-300 rounds through it so far. Zero issues, very accurate, fun to shoot, easy to take apart and clean, and it looks cool! Got mine for $189. Lots of fun for the money. Highly recommended!

[@roccoracer]

I have the exact same wrangler. It is an excellent revolver with impressive quality for $199. I have about 500 rounds without a single issue.

[@oveson88]

I wish i had more time to shoot. Ive had mine about a year and maybe have 100 rounds through it. I snagged mine for 193 out the door.

[@ralphlatorre203]

Bought an all black model a couple of months ago. The loading gate was really hard to open. I added some oil and just kept working it. It smoothed out nicely. As far as shooting, it is a dream! I've always loved single actions. Loved my 357/9mm Blackhawk. Now I'm loving the Wrangler. Definitely a fun gun!

[@stevonkoch8002]

cylinder doesnt pop out?

[@ianfinrir8724]

@@stevonkoch8002 No. You open the loading gate, index the cylinder by hand and load one round at a time like on all single action revolvers.

[@ThePaPappy]

Cut 'em out, ride 'em in Ride 'em in, let 'em out Cut 'em out, ride 'em in Rawhide! 🤠🤠😃

[@tinman8518]

Just watched an episode this morning!!

[@ThePaPappy]

@Doctor Blome 👍🤠

[@Jwilliamstech]

I just traded my Son my Marlin 60 w/ scope (tack driver) for his Ruger Wrangler (Black)! He has had the pistol for about a week, I shot it and fell in love. It hit perfect to the point of aim out past 25 yards. He has always liked my Marlin, it's still in the family. I'm just glad my son values firearms as I do.

[@chuckd.7048]

First gun dad bought me at 8, loved it, lost it in a poker game,

[@thereindeertherabbitthebat592]

@@chuckd.7048 Ah man... That sucks 😔

[@joelg.7472]

I would love to see the Wrangler in 22 WMR.

[@BoogalooBoy]

That don't work too well with a cast metal receiver.

[@shrekslittlehelperyes5220]

@@CarportCarl woah never considered 17, how do you think it would perform out of a short barrel?

[@corymills7812]

Yes!!!!

[@TheScaleTech]

Ruger already said they won’t do .22 mag wrangler. According to them the aluminum frame can’t handle it

[@COP0351]

@@CarportCarl That defeats the purpose of this pistol. It's meant to be a cheap .22 pistol. Ruger already makes the single six for 22 wmr/22lr.

[@smokinjoe2539]

Having an old time revolver is always fun. Especially when you have it in a .22 cal.

[@wsieber89]

I have a heritage that’s pretty old, think around 1970s it has both 22, and 22wmr and it’s a blast to shoot. I really like these affordable rimfire pistols

[@nathanmurtoff99]

I have a Heritage with both cylinders as well. Sweet shooting little gun.

[@chuckd.7048]

3 position hammer, no safety on the hammer ended 11/72, as well as the mag./LR. 2 cylinders, worth $,

[@timothinking9855]

I have the wrangler and the heritage rough rider with mag and lr. I prefer the Ruger.

[@Braxtonsport]

Heritage was made in the 90s

[@giobikefans]

I ordered one a few days ago and the main reason was price. I really enjoy just plinking and target shooting but don't have a huge budget for it. Glad to see that they made a decent product and looking forward to receiving it!

[@giobikefans]

Just to followup, took it to the range and shot it all day. It is a lot of fun! Quality is great. Couldn't have much more fun for the price.

[@kyrozudesoya1829]

The manual says you can dry fire it but DO NOT. You can find some stuff where people dry fired there's and they had to debur their cylinders. Not long after I got mine where I found a guy on KZbin had that happen to theirs. Maybe it varies from gun to gun but I would not risk it.

[@harrymallory7963]

I own one and can confirm that if you dryfire this without snap caps, this is going to harm your cylinder and you'll have a hell of a time trying to seat actual rounds.

[@jcastle614]

Have had a wrangler for a few months now and I find myself taking it more and more everywhere! Love mine can't go wrong with a wrangler in my opinion. Fun , fun gun. Mine is rock solid!!! Perfect packing gun when out checking my property etc... 🤠

[@smokinjoe2539]

Funny that you mentioned 'Marlboro Man'. There are fewer of us out there now that know what that means! Ha!

[@ThePaPappy]

"Come to where the flavor is " !! 😄👍

[@texasstararsenal1840]

I am in flavor country. comb.io/c5ceJA.gif

[@joeybivo]

Lol throwback time

[@ThePaPappy]

@@texasstararsenal1840 DOH ! 😄

[@ThePaPappy]

@Doctor Blome HaHa ! Couldn't be yesterday. Somebody would be complaining about toxic masculinity. Someone else would be complaining about animal cruelty and the vegetarians would be complaining about cattle and methane gas ! 🙄🤣

[@jtns2845]

great video! the ruger wrangler is a perfect “first handgun.” inexpensive, reliable, fun. no need to drop the hammer on loaded cylinder with the wrangler, a huge safety plus. i just wish that the wrangler came with an 8 round 22lr cylinder vice 6. i wouldn’t dismiss 6 well aimed 22lr stingers as protection.

[@joshp2542]

I ended picking up a single action .22lr with a .22wmg cylinder from heritage arms made in georgia for about $50 less($169). Its a very well built gun. And shoots really nice. The .22wmg option is nice too. My dad liked shooting it so much he bought one.

[@kbjerke]

WOW!!! 35 shots without reloading!!! Just like in old Western movies! But seriously, after mulling it over for months, (I don't really *need* one) I finally ordered one. Should be fun to use in practice sessions, and all the reviews I've read have been positive. Should be here in a few days!! Merry Christmas!

[@undeadgunslinger2537]

I have the bronze Ruger Wrangler and also a Heritage Rough Rider. I love the color of the Wrangler and the ability to turn the cylinder both directions. I hate the stupid safety on the Rough Rider, but it has a 22 mag cylinder, longer barrel, and makes the cool clicking sound when you turn the cylinder.

[@texmex8220]

cock the hammer almost half way and you should hear the clicking,

[@toddclendenin5469]

Got my burnt bronze about a month ago and really like it. It’s my favorite handgun now. I sat and worked the action on it for a few days and it really broke in nice. Smooth as butter now. Just something about a single action peacemaker that is addictive. Got on wife’s nerves. The magnum option is way overrated because you just don’t get magnum power out of a short barreled revolver. Better to just stick with 22 lr..not much difference and a whole lot cheaper. Put wood grips on it and it looks incredible with the burnt bronze finish. Pick one up if you can you wont regret it.

[@adonisdelacampa7057]

So this over a rough rider?? I'm looking at a silver one and you're right about the barrel length for a magnum it's not much of a difference

[@covid-19ispsychologicalwar10]

22lr is a whole lot quieter than .22mag as well; especially from a revolver.

[@gsryreinitz4669]

Aww aww

[@Chilly_Billy]

Some of the most fun I've ever spent shooting included a Ruger Single-Six. As Sootch said, the slower pace makes the range time more relaxing and enjoyable. I'm sure if I were starting out again, the Wrangler would be a serious consideration.

[@GermantownGeorge]

Love mine. Purchased in June 2019, added wood Blackhawk grips and Blackhawk 30 oz trigger spring to cut the trigger pull in half. Nice review.

[@bondalero0074]

I have wanted a Ruger single six or bearcat for years but just couldn’t justify the $500+ pricetag in 22lr. I paid a bit less a for S&W AR22 a few years ago and it’s a hell of a rifle. I purchased the 22LR Wrangler yesterday in black and my only regret is I didn’t get 2!#Ruger#Wrangler#22LR

[@samuelclark2434]

I have one in sillver probably has 1000 rounds through it, no issues. It's a quality gun.

[@briananderson1141]

I need to correct something you said in this video, sir. The transfer bar on the Wrangler has the opposite function as a hammer stop. The transfer bar stays up to transfer the energy from the hammer to the firing pin when the trigger is pulled. If you look at the fore side of the hammer, you will see the "hill" hits the frame if the transfer bar is down. If the transfer bar is up, the "valley" of the hammer's strike face will make contact with the transfer bar, which in turn will push the firing pin. Hope this helps some people understand how it truly functions.

[@vasheldiablo507]

this gun should still be able to be fanned? or does this transfer bar impede that?

[@jthrelf]

Sootch always nails the music.

[@ethanh3421]

Can confirm.

[@DamionJR4923]

I like that bronze the more I see it. It has really grown on me. I thought it was ugly at first

[@jasonliederbach785]

I like it, but wish they had a 22 WMR cylinder for it

[@Josh..420]

wish they had a 500 magnum cylinder for it

[@dxmanforlife]

@@Josh..420 45 long colt or 357 mag

[@mrrustygray]

You can get the WMR in the Heritage Rough Rider. Great pistol. Look up the video on how they make them, in GA, in USA, and fitted by hand, all test fired.

[@firefoxjb]

@@mrrustygray i have one, love it. I've used it for years with no issues.

[@TheNecronacht]

With the black cowboy hat and the lether vest, you're missing only one thing, "An official Red Ryder, carbine action, two-hundred shot range modle air rifle"... Just make sure you don't "shoot your eye out kid"! 🤣

[@DanO181919]

It would be awesome if he actually did a serious review on that BB gun. Call it the Christmas addition. That would be freaking hilarious!!

[@DanO181919]

It would be hard to keep a straight face. It would definitely have a lot of outtakes. 🤣😂🇺🇸

[@TheNecronacht]

@@DanO181919 I couldn't help myself. Seeing the outfit and considering the time of year, it was the first thing that came to mind. If he did a review of the BB gun, he needs the leg lamp to light up the table top review 🤙🤣

[@DanO181919]

@@TheNecronacht 🤣😂Lol, he has to do it!! 😂🤣

[@AlexKS1992]

Be sure to drink your ovaltine.

[@Buses2Bikes]

The bronze color of your Wrangler is sweet. And it's good to know that the single six grips will fit it. There are lots of great looking wood or ivory grips that can go on it. I think the barrel is a steel tube with an aluminum sleeve on the outside. Another channel I watch, Critique This, did a shoot out comparing the Wrangler to different types of Semi-Auto 22s from pocket pistols up to competition guns....and the Wrangler kicked their butts!

[@Jeanie363034]

the barrel is cold rolled steel no sleeve no aluminum

[@gooondie]

I bought one of these a few months ago, always a good time at the range. I just wish Ruger would make a 10-round cylinder... there’s plenty of metal for it. This gun is built like a little tank

[@mr.anonymous6428]

Thanks for the video! Always appreciate a gun review. For those of you like me who like to dry fire your guns and not worry about it, this is from the Ruger Wrangler manual: DRY-FIRING: Going through the actions of cocking, aiming, and pulling the trigger of an unloaded firearm is known as “Dry Firing.” It can be useful to learn the “feel” of your revolver. Be certain the revolver is unloaded and that the firearm is pointing in a safe direction even when practicing by dry-firing. The WRANGLER® revolver can be dry-fired without damage to the firing pin or other components.

[@williamkeith8944]

Glad that Ruger made the Wrangler. I'll not get one as I have a Single Six. I take it on all my camping trips with the 22 Magnum cylinder in place. It is an outstanding revolver.

[@castercamber]

I have both. Yes, the Single Six is superlative, but the Wrangler is downright fun and a bargain to boot. I recommend it.

[@tomsoki5738]

Seems like a decent ranch gun, cheap, tough and works well

[@scottymoore9121]

I love my Wrangler in black. I actually bought some wood grips online and it completely changed the look of the gun. I love it. The factory grips felt a little flat to me. The wood grips really fit the bill.

[@robertphifer7955]

I have the black version with the Ruger wood grips also. I agree with you, completely changed the looks. The black with wood looks classy! Great shooter, I truly love the single action platform.

[@texmex8220]

I got the same but thinkin about some inexpensive faux pearl grips just to check it out

[@twolak1972]

Just picked up this little jem. Been looking for a good quality single 6 22 to break my kids into pkinkonh with . Found the green seracoated model and was in love. THIS SUMMER , ME , MY 2 BOYS AND A CARTON OF SHELLS ON A WARM AFTERNOON SHOOTIN CANS , PRICELESS QUALITY TIME.

[@mattr3688]

I bought one of these yesterday. Can't wait to try it out. I've been wanting a 22LR revolver for a while. My other firearms are big calibers therefore expensive to shoot for fun.

[@mariaequihua5355]

Same reason I bought my wrangler 😁

[@justachipn3039]

My single six came with 2 cylinders... 22 long and 22 mag... love it. Got it around 1970

[@Jeanie363034]

short-long and long rifle and mag only cylinder you can get lr rat shot and mag rat shot to.

[@hoosierplowboy5299]

Bought one a few months ago, shoots great. Good value for the money, like most Rugers...

[@DisHammerhand]

I've had mine since before the plague. The trigger has improved with use. It was my Introduction to single actions. There's a kind of 'popping bubble wrap' satisfaction that comes with poking out those empties. Just a solid little gun. I will probably get another one. I have the silver. I would love to have the bronze.I would love to get my hands on a single ten.

[@pearlmax]

Get a Heritage if you want another cheap .22 SA. If you're going to pay single ten money, get a larger caliber.

[@DisHammerhand]

@@pearlmax I did end up getting a bronze wrangler. I hear most people enjoy Heritages but I can't look past that ugly safety. I want a single ten because they're beautiful. Can't tell from my picture but I'm a girl and I like pretty things.

[@billdonnelly1134]

I really enjoy your videos. I am thankful you are able to produce them. I also like the quality of ruger firearms. With the current ammo shortage a single action definitely slows things down, which lessens the tendency to run through clip after clip of semi autos. You always present easy to understand reviews in a friendly manner without hyperbole. It is most enjoyable. Thanks

[@ethanh3421]

Surprised he came out with another video on this gun so late, but I’m extremely happy! I’ve been wanting one and am picking one up for Christmas, I’ve been on a single six kick lately and wanted one!!

[@adamg85]

Just picked up an olive drab one today. Haven't fired it, but I've pointed it at nearly everything in the house

[@jamiemartin1793]

I love my Wrangler. A lot of fun for not too much money.

[@northidahoguy5549]

I really love my Ruger Wrangler. It is a nice shooter.

[@shv_]

Is it dangerous ?? Capable of killing or injuring humans ???!

[@castercamber]

@@shv_ : yes, any .22 is lethal, especially at close range.

[@castercamber]

That old 3-screw is a beautiful classic. I've got a New Model built in '04 and an Olive Drab Wrangler. I like them both, but the Single Six gets the nod.

[@scottydavis1813]

I ordered one that very color from Bugs Gun shop. I have bought 34 guns from Buds Gun Shop and give them 5 Stars. Their lay-away has allowed me to get guns like my Barrett and Springfield TRP 10mm

[@hankw69]

I own an early 60's single-six. Beautiful piece and it shoots like a dream. Couldn't ask for a nicer 22 pistol.

[@GunCollector007]

Got one last week for $125! Love it!

[@GunCollector007]

@sman7290 Ruger. Used but never fired.

[@miketranfaglia3986]

@@GunCollector007 I'll take a dozen at that price!

[@CB-ux5xc]

Sure you did. They are $249.

[@GunCollector007]

@@CB-ux5xc Don’t be a little jealous person, I buy about 3 to 4 dozen pistols a year from this place so I get very good deals and like I said it was new but unfired. Best of luck.

[@andyb9994]

I have the bronze Wrangler and I love it, and my 10 year old daughter has a blast with it also. Great gun, good vid👍

[@tatanleanduck]

My wife just bought me the bronze with a 7.5 inch barrel. This thing is pure fun.

[@Maurice895]

You have a good woman.

[@timoverton5137]

Love the video. Got this for my 13 year old for Christmas. He absolutely loves it. I love it more. Shot 200+ rounds through it today without an issue.not one jam or malfunction. I just wish the handel, trigger guard were metal. Got the all black. Looking for the pearl grips lol.

[@Jeanie363034]

trigger guard is metal I have 2 of the black ones and a Henry 001 lever rifle to go with them.

[@phillipowens1493]

I have an older Colt Scout model .22 revolver with a "Q" as the first letter in the serial number, this also is an aluminum framed revolver almost identical to the new Ruger. Yes, it is fun to shoot and reasonably accurate.

[@daviddiaz5945]

Just picked one up today at my local gun store. Ammo az. Was 185 for the bronze. Might go shoot later today. Something about it just stood out to me. I’m excited about it. Edit. Went and shot today. Loved it. So smooth.

[@megatrends]

I got one in a Dark Earth Davidson Distro exclusive finish. Replaced the grips with Ruger old style Vaquero. The Wrangler frame is an XR3-RED Frame so use the old Vaquero / Blackhawk grips. Great gun extremely accurate, a great gun.

[@pmapilotmooney]

Have a single six. Went to the gun store and compared a Wrangler to the Heritage .22. The Heritage trigger was much better and you can get a .22 mag cylinder for it. I bought the Heritage due to the rigger.

[@chlebowg]

Single Seven is in .327 Fed Mag

[@mmbkey1]

I'm a big fan of Ruger. I wish it had 22WMR cylinder availability and the click and stop during unloading spent brass and shell loading. The Heritage has the advantage there.

[@richerich853]

I like mine and it shoots well and is accurate. Obviously the fit and finish isn't the same as a Single Six. Mine was tight initially but has loosened up a little bit since using it. The trigger is ok.. but overall I do really like it Plus I got the Silver version a few months ago for $160 NIB.😁😁

[@ama409573]

Added this to my collection of .22 SA revolvers. Colt New Frontier Buntline, Heritage RR and the Wrangler. Bought Colt new in 1971 for $125!

[@davidshanks4083]

Should have grown out that handlebar mustache for this one lol

[@Courier-Six]

The Ruger Wrangler, king of all the mouse guns! In all seriousness, I swore I would never buy one of these since I saw that god awful bronze color and it put me off immediately. A year later and the black version really grew on me and I saw one in my local gun shop new and out the door for $150 since it was the floor model. Picked it up, brought it home, and it's been a regular fixture in my arsenal ever since. I tote the thing around my property everyday either in a holster or in my belt depending if I want to be lazy. Usually have it loaded with .22 CB Long and .22 Stingers to deal with everything from rats and rabbits up to coyotes and birds. Sweet little pistol. While I like the handling of the Heritage Rough Rider and it's more traditional action over the Wrangler, the Wrangler just feels extremely solid and well built in the hand

[@hueypilot1950]

FYI, I just purchased one of these and found a holster at Walmart that fits it well. About $9.50, "Gun Mate" brand, Size 28, #21028. Not leather, soft lining so won't hurt guns finish.

[@adamcolbertmusic]

0:16 - 1:02 Its 35-round capacity is a selling point in itself!

[@ianfinrir8724]

He's got the Rick Grimes mod on it.

[@Tdream8]

I tried to get the bronze version as I ordered 2 when they came out, however the silver came in and the bronze was hard to get at the time so that is what I have and have been happy with it. It helped me get used to SA revolvers for when I bought my Ruger Turnbull Bisley Blackhawk in 45 Colt. Thanks, sir.

[@razrramonel4077]

At Rural King, we have the Ruger Wrangler, and the starting price is $129.99, and going up. As well as the Ruger, we have the Heritage Roughrider also in.22 Long Rifle and it is also $129.99. Both are 6 shot cylinders, the Heritage has 1 with a longer barrel.

[@MrSpitfire76]

So pretty. Great looking gun, and a trustworthy manufacturer.

[@billsmith981]

At least it doesnt have that annoying "Safety" that my Rough Rider has.

[@ethanh3421]

Hate that damn safety! The gun would be amazing without it however

[@daveybass655]

I hate that saftey.

[@danietkissenle]

Guess what, you don’t gotta use it.

[@billsmith981]

@@danietkissenle do you even know what it is?

[@danietkissenle]

@@billsmith981 yes I do. I just bought one. It's just a hammer block

[@aaronmiles8286]

Dang the outro with the music just got me so stoked!!!! Getting my burnt bronze wrangler very soon!

[@kevinriffey9970]

I miss the old H&R 9 shot 22lr single actions.

[@larryhinze537]

Got a 929 my dad left me with a six inch barrel. Immaculate, too. Killed gophers with it.

[@brettkelly4575]

They sell them for 50$ less and half the quality

[@davidradich9342]

Got one for under $200. Fun gun, great price!

[@jondouglas9575]

Outstanding review. Very well done.

[@ceedavis5178]

My 9 year old daughters first gun. She loves it. She’s a great shot too. She also has a M&P AR22, but she loves her wrangler.22.

[@sisleymichael]

Be aware of what you are buying. The Wrangler is its own category. It is not meant to be a single six. No frills, not much money, it goes bang.

[@oldbandguy]

I love most things Ruger...but already filled this niche with a 9" Heritage with 22LR and MAG cylinders, wood grips for $150.

[@nicojuro]

I love the rough rider

[@coreyjohansen9823]

I see alot of people talk about the ability to fire wmr. If you are just going to the range and putting holes in paper is there any reason to pay extra for ammo for wmr?

[@nicojuro]

@@coreyjohansen9823 If its your only gun and you decide to carry it(I don't reccomend carrying a SA revolver but its better than nothing) then 22wmr is a massive bonus to have over 22lr. Also, its a different caliber to shoot and enjoy so whats not to love other than the cost of the ammo?

[@coreyjohansen9823]

@@nicojurothat wasn't the question. I didn't ask if you were going to carry. I asked if you were going to the range to shoot paper targets.

[@oldbandguy]

@@coreyjohansen9823 I would probably say NO, but then you could ask "if I'm putting holes in paper, why use 9mm or .45? Why not just .22LR? Personally my outdoor range has several steel targets so using .22 Mag is more fun :-)

[@8475143117]

I got mine in burnt bronze over a month ago and LOVE it!!!

[@harrymallory7963]

Co B, 2nd Bn, 4th Inf, Badenerhof Kas., Heilbronn FRG, 84-86. (And Wrangler owner).

[@billsummy2412]

AWESOME ! Only two things Ruger needs to do for this revolver (1) have it come with a .22 mag cylinder (2) wood grips :-)

[@blakedavis2447]

Pretty sure heritage does both for half the cost

[@nogoodlauricia6270]

Just go buy some nice wood grip's they have some really nice one's like single six grip's fit perfectly

[@billsummy2412]

@@nogoodlauricia6270 For the price of this revolver Ruger should already have wood grips on it ! :)

[@MrsWGW3]

My husband just bought me the all black model! I'm taking her to the range tomorrow to give her a try!! So very excited!!

[@brockhowell2296]

My Heritage single actions are my favorite guns to handle, they feel so authentic, each round is a process. I typically put at 100-150 through mine, I've been looking at the Ruger Wrangler as of late, just to mix things up. From every video I've seen they're definitely worth the sub-$200 price.

[@sturmgewehr70]

Don, I looked at one of those in Anderson at Grady’s Great Outdoors last year. The finish looked cheap and it was heavy. They had it on hold for me, but I had to pass. Good video as always.

[@OldGlaseye-gf7si]

I Own one. $179....hard to beat. Great fun, very reliable. Hard to beat.

[@jarodjoyce7189]

$170 out the door at my favorite shop. It's definitely $170 worth of fun. Great quality. Everyone should have a 22 plinker.

[@andybassham2369]

What I love - the Sootch shooting montage. Mouth closed, eyes totally focused, every time. What I hate, ad at 1:02

[@twolak1972]

Lucked out and found one at the gun shop , bronze finish looks so awesome. Have replacement wood engraved grips ordered , gonna look really sweet with that burnt bronze finish.

[@kgeneralissimo1213]

I bought one of these as soon as I turned 21. The silver one. Wish I could’ve snagged the bronze version though. You can find quality grips for them easily on Etsy. The only difference I’ve seen between the ones Ruger offers is that the Etsy one doesn’t have the Ruger logo(obviously).

[@SamofCR]

Get them from Ruger, they're the best fit.

[@Jerry-dk8se]

The action looks to be very similar to the Vaquero. One of the functional reasons I just bought my Vaquero. Maybe I should pick up one of the Wranglers. That would be a lot cheaper than 45LC!

[@shanescott3168]

Good video. A Wrangler has been on my wish list for awhile.

[@jesterator]

Very nice SA revolver. Sootch00 has the absolute best gun videos on KZbin. Just one thing amused me, but it will be about the price differences between the EU and the US. For the price of 1 pc of 9mm Luger cartridges, you can buy up to 3 cartridges of .22LR in the Czech Republic, but 1 pc of .22WMR cartridges costs the same as 2 pcs of 9mm Luger cartridges. So cheap shooting yes, but only with .22LR. At least in the Czech Republic. God bless you and yours 🙂

[@dannyscobee6530]

I have one & it’s so much fun & it’s the top choice for my gang on range day.

[@dannyscobee6530]

@Brian Hamilton and you sound like someone that doesn’t know what your talking about.

[@johnnail532]

Love mine- very accurate and great trigger

[@shawnschmitz3729]

I Love mine. So fun and easy to shoot straight. Makes a box of 22s loads more fun.

[@reddawn2001]

i have this in all black. fantastic revolver. only ding i gave it was the cylinder was a bit stiff. great vid!

[@mozzberg590]

Cheap to buy, durable, cheap to shoot, versital and fun. What's not to like?

[@garrettcurry6637]

Your spelling ability...

[@mozzberg590]

@@garrettcurry6637 ha

[@Zoso981]

I just bought my Wrangler (black model) today. For $179, I couldn't pass it up. Hoping the weather clears up here in Ohio so I can go out and put some rounds through it. Good review, thanks!

[@gregthompson2294]

All of my guns are Ruger and this is my latest one and I love the Ruger Wrangler fun to shoot and keeps a pretty tight group. I open carry my Wrangler and the weight is right

[@BazonBlades]

I love my Wrangler, but all buyers/users need to know about a potential problem. The Wrangler manual states that the revolver can be safely dry fired without damage. This is absolutely NOT accurate or true. As with all rimfire firearms it should not be dry fired at all. I tested this while preparing for my Wrangler review and quickly peened the edge of all the cylinder bores to the point where no rounds could be inserted. I then contacted Ruger who very quickly replaced the cylinder with no questions asked or cost to me. Do NOT dry fire your Wrangler or any other rimfire firearms regardless of what the manual says.

[@mikecampbell5856]

Another channel showed the same damage.

[@stevenj7045]

Nice review. One correction, though: the transfer bar doesn't "protect" the firing pin. The transfer bar remains below the level of the firing pin until the trigger is pulled, which raises the transfer bar, filling the gap between the hammer and firing pin, allowing primer ignition. Otherwise, the gun will not fire, even if dropped on the hammer.

[@brucechamberlin9666]

I own an one and find it to be an excellent handgun, no matter what the price. A thick cold hammer forged barrel is the state of art. You won’t find one any better. I’m changing my grips to custom wood which will help with balance. The grips that come with it look like something from a Five and Dime. There is no, absolutely none, cylinder shake I can detect, yet gun is functions smoothly and reliably. The trigger pull I find to be excellent. No creep at all, none. Trigger breaks smooth as silk. This gun is really a pinnacle of engineering, design, and especially manufacture. Comparable to any gun in just how it feels to shoot. All that at a price practically affordable to every gun enthusiast. They hit it out of the ball park with the Wrangler! Looking for a single action .22? Look no further and save yourself a bunch of money. The gun shoots a lot better than you do anyway.

[@thereindeertherabbitthebat592]

Woo! Been waitin a while to see what you think about these little things... Appreciate it Sootch, thanks👍

[@harrycallahan9733]

1:30 "Ruger just introduced ...", eh, it came out in April of 2019 :)

[@CB-ux5xc]

Exactly meaning it was just released. It’s within 5 years kid so it was just released as of this video. Go back to your video games.

[@StevenDNA86]

This is a great video and very helpful! I bought this gun and have not had the chance to go to the range yet, but after this I definitely want to do it sooner rather than later.

[@unclemartha5124]

Great video on this revolver. I just actually bought one today. Looking forward to getting out on the weekend and trying it out