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In our line of work we see a lot of interesting things when it comes to firearms and how they are maintained. This Ruger single six .22 was no exception....except it had a live round still in it...that didn't fire when the trigger was pulled, so that's a bad sign and then this gun had been sitting for a while. Ok no problem after carful examination I removed the round and disposed of it accordingly, Customer wanted new grips and a full re bluing and a very deep clean. Customer didn't want to do a new shell ejector so I left that alone (Aluminum). Not bad, grips were a little finicky but still came out looking like a gem worthy of the holster once again.