Ruger Wrangler .22 LR Revolver, 6-Round, Silver Cerakote

Ruger Wrangler .22 LR Revolver — Single-Action Revolver. The Ruger Wrangler is a single-action revolver chambered for .22 Long Rifle designed for range use, training, and casual target shooting.

This revolver provides a straightforward, manual-action platform for shooters who want a simple, reliable small-caliber handgun for practice and recreational shooting. It pairs an alloy frame with a Silver Cerakote applied finish and checkered synthetic grips for a durable, easy-to-maintain carry and handling profile suitable for range sessions and instruction.

Key Features

• Caliber: .22 Long Rifle (22 LR).
• 6-round cylinder capacity for multiple rounds between reloads.
• Aluminum/alloy frame with Silver Cerakote finish on frame and cylinder for corrosion resistance.
• Transfer bar safety and loading gate interlock to reduce risk of accidental discharge during handling.
• Fixed sights: blade front and integral notch rear for basic aiming needs.
• Checkered synthetic (black) grips on a Single-Six pattern grip frame for secure hand placement.
• Cold hammer-forged barrel and rifling characteristics reported (rate of twist 1:14 RH; 6 grooves) for consistent .22 LR performance.
• Overall length reported at 10.25 inches and reported weight approximately 30 ounces for handling reference.

Specifications & Construction

Materials: Aluminum/alloy frame and alloy cylinder with applied Cerakote finish; synthetic checkered grips. Construction uses a single-action mechanism with an exposed hammer. Sights are fixed blade front and integral notch rear. Trigger and hammer types are standard.

Reported dimensions include an overall length of about 10.25 inches and a reported weight near 30 ounces. Rifling characteristics include a reported 1:14″ right-hand twist and six grooves. The firearm is supplied in simple packaging (cardboard) and is not drilled and tapped for optics.

Compatibility & Intended Use

The Wrangler is chambered for .22 LR cartridges and is intended for range practice, plinking, basic training, and introductory single-action use. It is not a platform designed for optics mounting; typical setups are a primary iron-sight configuration with optional range accessories that do not require a drilled/tapped frame.