My First Revolver - Ruger Bearcat!
Published 2021-07-09
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All Comments (14)
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If memory serves me well, the TBS system was created by Iver Johnson, on their "Safety Automatic" revolvers.
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The original single six didn’t have a transfer bar.The manual said not to load six
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I've been thinking about looking at one of these things for awhile now.
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Mine too..a 1st generation my dad bought for me in 1970 and I still have it
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Amazing 🤩
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Nice old revolver 👍🏻
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I love the eye candy especially the natural gold for I do prospect here in Virginia not as of late though but is a fun hobby as well and I the two Colt .22LR/Mag revolvers the Frontier Scout and the Peacemaker !!!!
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What are the odds? Mine was with a brass trigger, my uncle has all 3! Great, cool little reliable gun! Also the 3 screw .357 models a well, thanks for the trip down memory lane!
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cool fam. mines was a 380 mustang.the cops got it now lol. okay I was 11 years old lol. GOLD SQUAD OUT!!!
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I love my Bearcat Mine is a 1959 Pull your hammer back and it spells Colt 🐎 just like a Colt
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Not claim’s I got one had it fifty year’s gold trigger it fell off my coffee table went off if you can’t hit nothing it’s not the gun mine I can knot snakes heads off from a distance sweet gun
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You aren't doing anyone any good by minimizing the danger of loading all six chambers in the old models. The danger is real. My best friend's brother dropped his old model Single Six, fully loaded, and took a .22 Mag bullet through his leg. Back then, no one knew the revolvers were not drop safe.You had to be a firearms history expert to know that. When Ruger starting getting claims for these kinds of injuries they started an advertising campaign accusing the injured owners of being idiots for loading six rounds. -
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What year is that one? The black guard ones are even more collectible and sought after. Mines a 1964. It had been sent in, before my ownership, but I corrected that by putting back in the wonderful old and original parts that came back with it. Stupid easy to do and it has never ran smoother. I do six with gun on first lock out click. Safe as can be the pin does not rest on the rim because of the backwards spring force. I will never change this classic back, ever. Thanks for the vid, enjoyed it👍
