After Colt’s discontinued the Single Action Army, William B. Ruger, Sr., brought out his Single-Six in .22 Long Rifle.

While it is safe to say that the Ruger Wrangler could never truly be compared to a vintage Colt Single Action Army or Peacemaker, for the money this has remained a cost-effective option for those ...

Jason’s Single Action Army .22. According to Colt records, this old Single Action Army started life as a .45 shipped to A. Baldwin & Company in New Orleans, Louisiana, in October, 1900.

Shortly after the beginning of World War II, after decades of manufacture, Colt stopped production of its Single Action Army. But Bill Ruger soon recognized the rising prices of the old Colt SAAs ...