Ruger New Model Single-Six Convertible KNR-4F .22 LR / .22 WMR – Lipsey's Exclusive, 4.62 in. Stainless, 2018
This Lipsey's-exclusive Ruger New Model Single-Six Convertible pairs classic single-action handling with a stainless steel build and the versatility of two calibers. Shipped in 2018, it includes both .22 LR and .22 WMR cylinders, letting the owner switch from inexpensive plinking to magnum performance in seconds. Brushed stainless metalwork, rosewood-laminate grips, and Ruger’s transfer-bar safety round out a revolver designed for reliable use and easy maintenance.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent – shows only faint signs of prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent – clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent – sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The brushed stainless frame displays a few light surface marks and small blemishes visible on close inspection.
What’s Included
- .22 WMR stainless unfluted conversion cylinder (Ruger factory)
- Ruger factory grey molded plastic hard case
- Ruger New Model Single-Six instruction manual
Lipsey's specified the KNR-4F with a 4.62-inch barrel, giving it quick handling while preserving useful sight radius. The stainless steel barrel, frame, cylinder, and receiver share a uniform brushed finish that resists corrosion and makes cleanup simple after long range sessions.
The included .22 LR cylinder is installed; swapping to the supplied .22 WMR cylinder is tool-free and takes only moments, thanks to Ruger’s removable base pin design. This convertible setup expands ammunition choices without needing a second revolver.
Rosewood-laminate grip panels with silver-eagle medallions give a secure hold and a touch of traditional style. Fixed sights—a blade front and integral square-notch rear—provide a snag-free profile ideal for field carry.
Ruger’s transfer-bar safety and loading-gate interlock allow safe carry with all six chambers loaded and add an extra margin of security while loading or unloading. The single-action trigger breaks cleanly, consistent with the New Model Single-Six lineage.