Ruger .22 Automatic Pistol Standard Model, 6-inch Tapered Barrel, Blued, Fixed Sights, 10+1, 1963
This 1963 Ruger .22 Automatic Pistol Standard Model is a classic fixed-sight configuration with the Southport, Conn. rollmark from the no-prefix serial era. It features a 6-inch tapered round barrel, blued steel construction, and a full-size profile. The pistol includes two 10-round magazines and a leather holster.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Details: The firearm is in solid shape. There are some scratches and blemishes present. There is light finish wear. The bore is clean and shiny.
What's Included
- 2x 10-round Ruger .22 Auto single-stack steel magazines
- Leather holster
Built in 1963 in the United States, this Standard Model shows the hallmark features of early Ruger .22 pistols, including the Southport, Conn. address marking and no-prefix serial era production. Its blued steel receiver and 6-inch tapered round barrel present the classic profile associated with the model.
The simple blowback, semi-automatic action uses an internal cylindrical bolt with twin external, knurled cocking ears. A heel-style magazine catch at the butt and a grooved trigger reflect the period-correct control layout.
Sighting is straightforward and robust with a fixed front blade on a ramped base paired to a fixed square-notch rear blade. Black checkered synthetic grips with Ruger eagle medallions complete the traditional Standard configuration.
Feeding is from a detachable single-stack magazine with a stated 10+1 capacity. This example includes two Ruger .22 Auto pattern steel magazines. Takedown follows the Standard Model’s tool-assisted procedure via the rear grip-frame latch and mainspring housing/bolt stop pin.