A beautiful Ruger Single Six Lipsey Exclusive convertible .22LR/.22mag.  I've always wanted a stainless Single Six Convertible with a 4.62" barrel but since they are only made in small runs every few years, they are a pain to find.  Anywho, finally got the one I had always wanted

Nice

Good looking pistola..........i much prefer the 4 5/8 bbl on single actions.
Congrats

I didn't see a pistol in the pic, but it IS a nice handgun.

OP-Have you shot it yet? I'm curious about the trigger on the new ones.

Nope haven't had a chance to shoot it yet.  It's not "new" but "new to me" although since it was only barely used it is in "like new" condition.  The gun came in the original case with everything including the plastic bag that wrapped the new gun. The fired case in the little envelope is August 2009.  The guns original owner said he had shot very little .22LR through it, he didn't know an exact round count but said it was definitely less than 100, he also said the .22WMR cylinder had never been shot.  It's in absolutely perfect condition and looks like it just came from the factory, not a single scratch or smudge, I was amazed how perfect it was.

Is there a trigger issue with these I should know about?

No issue I know of either. I was just curious because the triggers on a lot of the semis have gotten so long, heavy and sometimes gritty lately, I wondered how the triggers on the new revolvers were doing as I don't shoot wheel guns much.

I've got several wheelies in the last few years including New Vaquero's, Old Vaquero, New Model Blackhawk Convertible, Ruger GP100 (standard 3" & Wiley Clapp 3") and a S&W 629 V-Comp Performance Center gun.  The one thing I hear consistently from people who haven't shot wheel guns in many years is how much better the triggers are.  Other than the pound weight of the triggers being different all the triggers I have are very good.  You notice it more in a double action obviously and the GP100's are a great example.  For decades you've always heard "Rugers are great guns but their triggers don't even come close to S&W" but now you'll hear people say "wow, these Ruger triggers are just as good or better than my S&W....".  Ruger has made huge improvements in their triggers and they are definitely not the triggers of twenty years ago.  I will say the trigger on my S&W 629 V-Comp PC gun is awesome but at that price it better be.

Check out some new wheel guns and if you haven't shot any in a long time you'll be impressed with the differences.

I'll see your .22 Single-Six and raise you 10 calibers and a shine.

Beautiful guns guys. Ruger single actions are my favorite.

Very nice.

looks great.

This is my newest Ruger.  Picked it up about 2 weeks ago on my way to Sebring, FL.

Homer *doh*

Nice!