Ruger does what it should have done in the first place
When the Ruger Wrangler popped out in 2019, it was a basic no-frills .22 LR single-action revolver styled on their well-liked Single-Six but cheaper.
Made with a zinc alloy frame and finished in Cerakote, it had basic fixed sights but it worked.
I handled the above early model at NRAAM four years ago and thought it was okay, but wished it had better sights, a longer barrel, and was sold with an option to swap out the .22 LR cylinder for a .22 Mag, which would make it a lot more capable. After all, Heritage makes their little single-actioned rimfires in Georgia with much the same convertible option, and for a bargain basement price.
Well, Ruger has heard me and legions of others and today, I can share that I have been evaluating the new Super Wrangler. As you may have figured out, it has better sights, a longer barrel, and is sold complete with a .22 LR cylinder and one for a .22 Mag.
Behold, the Super Wrangler! Notably, it comes in at half the price of Ruger’s Single-Six convertible.
More on the new Super Wrangler in my column at Guns.com.
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