Ruger Speed-Six GS-32 .357 Magnum, 2.75 in Stainless, Fixed Sights, 6-Shot (1980)
This 1980 Ruger Speed-Six GS-32 is a fixed-sight, round-butt member of Ruger’s Six series, built in brushed stainless steel with a 2.75 inch barrel and a six-shot fluted cylinder. It is a double-action/single-action revolver with transfer-bar safety and retains factory details such as the Ruger phoenix logo and Southport barrel address/warning legend. It is fitted with Pachmayr Presentation/Compac black rubber grips and includes an Uncle Mike’s Sidekick belt-slide 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: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: Light handling and use marks are present on exterior surfaces. See the photos for close-up views of these areas.
What’s Included
- Uncle Mike's Sidekick nylon belt-slide holster (size 0)
- Pachmayr Presentation/Compac rubber stocks (installed)
- Case
Built on Ruger’s sideplate-less, investment-cast stainless frame, this GS-32 variant delivers the fixed-sight, round-butt configuration associated with the plainclothes-oriented Speed-Six. The brushed stainless finish extends across the frame, barrel, and cylinder for a uniform, utilitarian appearance.
The revolver features a 2.75 inch stainless barrel with a short underlug, a six-shot fluted cylinder, and fixed sights consisting of a serrated ramp front and integral square-notch rear. Operating controls include a push-button cylinder release, knurled ejector-rod tip, and a checkered hammer spur.
Action is double-action/single-action with an exposed hammer and Ruger’s transfer-bar safety system. The trigger face is smooth. Factory markings include the Ruger phoenix logo on the frame and the Southport address/warning legend on the barrel; an "S" stamp appears on the rear of the cylinder.
This example is fitted with Pachmayr Presentation/Compac black rubber grips. It was manufactured in the USA in 1980 and comes from Ruger’s Six series of stainless revolvers designed for service and plainclothes roles.