WITH CLASSIC WESTERN STYLING and an economical price tag, the Ruger Wrangler has been a top seller since its introduction in 2019. It has many of the same features as more expensive single-action revolvers, but modern technology, production materials and finish options allow the Wrangler to fit in with almost any budget. Coupled with the low cost of the gun is the relatively inexpensive ammunition. Even with today’s supply chain restrictions and ammo shortages, the .22 LR cartridge is still a bargain and fairly easy to find on sporting goods and gun dealer’s shelves. Initially, the Wrangler was offered with a 4.62-inch barrel and “plow-handle” square-butt grip frame. Finishes were black, silver and burnt bronze Cerakote—all having a black oxide, six-shot cylinder, and black, checkered, two-piece, synthetic grips. Now, Ruger…