Ruger Introduces the Single-Ten

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posted on June 17, 2011
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The Single-Ten features a ten-shot cylinder and is constructed from durable and handsome satin-finished stainless steel. With a 5.5-inch barrel and smooth, walnut "Gunfighter" grips, the Single-Ten is well balanced and points easily.

The sight picture of the Single-Ten is enhanced by Williams fiber-optic sights, which are click-adjustable for both windage and elevation.

"The Single-Six has always been a fun gun to shoot," remarked Mike Fifer, Ruger's CEO. "The additional cylinder capacity, along with the trim Gunfighter grips and fiber optic sights, make shooting the Single-Ten even more enjoyable," he continued.

For more information on the Ruger Single-Ten, or to learn more about the extensive, award-winning line of Ruger firearms, visit Ruger.

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