Sixes book?
Sixes book?
Is there a good book on the Sixes to learn more about them and enough to buy one reliably? I've got the itch for a nice short barrel but don't know enough about them to know which model to choose or what to look for and look out for. So, hopefully, a good book on them? Bonus points for who to get it from. 
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A firearm without a round chambered is an expensive fancy paperweight.
A firearm without a round chambered is an expensive fancy paperweight.
Re: Sixes book?
I would recommend John Dougan's latest book, Ruger Pistols & Revolvers.
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Re: Sixes book?
Thanks for the lead. Any leads on a good source? Very pricey on Amazon but that may be the only option.
NRA Life Member, TSRA Life Member
A firearm without a round chambered is an expensive fancy paperweight.
A firearm without a round chambered is an expensive fancy paperweight.
Re: Sixes book?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/198028782305?_ ... BMsLip2YRn
Not mine. Here's one on eBay for a good price. Certainly worth every penny.
Not mine. Here's one on eBay for a good price. Certainly worth every penny.
Re: Sixes book?
Since you posted this in the double action section, I would guess you want to buy a SECURITY or SERVICE Six, am I correct?LDB wrote: ↑Tue Feb 03, 2026 9:49 am Is there a good book on the Sixes to learn more about them and enough to buy one reliably? I've got the itch for a nice short barrel but don't know enough about them to know which model to choose or what to look for and look out for. So, hopefully, a good book on them? Bonus points for who to get it from.![]()
If so, although John's book Pistols & Revlovers is second to none, it does NOT have any info on the DA guns. Just old model SA revolvers.
I do not "own" these guns, I am but the next caretaker
Re: Sixes book?
Yes, it's the double actions I am interested in. Thanks for clarifying this.
NRA Life Member, TSRA Life Member
A firearm without a round chambered is an expensive fancy paperweight.
A firearm without a round chambered is an expensive fancy paperweight.
Re: Sixes book?
I'm not aware of any books on the DA revolvers,, either the "Six" series or the GP's SP's or others.
The best way to learn about them is to ask those who own one or more,, AND even better,, find a few to try out.
Figure out your purposes,, and look at the features that fit your needs. Go from there.
The best way to learn about them is to ask those who own one or more,, AND even better,, find a few to try out.
Figure out your purposes,, and look at the features that fit your needs. Go from there.
