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  1. 13-02-2018, 07:49 PM #3
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    I don’t have either (yet) so this info is from the Ruger Owner’s Forum

    "The Bearcat is a lot smaller and "handier" than the Single Six

    The Bearcat disappears on a belt good holster; it isn't much more than carrying a belt knife.

    The Single Six, by virtue of its adjustable sights and varying barrel lengths, is inherently more accurate.

    The Bearcat is a much better looking handgun.

    The Single Six always seemed oversized for a .22LR....like it should be a .32 or a .38.

    Most guys prefer the Single Six as an 'all-around" .22 over the Bearcat"
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