Similar in appearance to Old Model, but has the transfer bar safety device. Manufactured from 1973 to present. Commenced at serial number 81-00001.

Same as blued version, but made of stainless steel. In 1998, offered in 4.625" or 7.5" barrels, with hunter grip frame. Laminated grip panels. Note: Add $50 for hunter grip frame and laminated grip panels.

Introduced in 2002. This .44 or .41 Magnum features 7.5" barrel, with integral full-length solid rib for scope mounts. Stainless steel. Adjustable rear sight. Scope rings included. Weight 52 oz.

This model has the modified features found on famous old Colt Bisley Target model — the flattop frame, fixed or adjustable sights and longer grip frame that has become the Bisley trademark. Bisley is available chambered for .22 LR, .32 H&R Magnum, .357 Magnum, .41 Magnum, .44 Magnum and .45 Long Colt. Barrel lengths 6.5" and 7.5"; cylinders fluted or unfluted and roll engraved. Finish a satin blue, and grips are smooth Goncalo Alves with medallions. Bisley was introduced in 1986. Note: Approximately 750 stainless grip frame .22-caliber Bisleys were made. These will demand a premium. Add $100 for stainless; $125 for convertible stainless.

Note: Add $100 for .32 Magnum Bisley.

Produced in 1994, for Shootist organization in memory of Tom Ruger. Chambered for .22 cartridge, these revolvers were limited to 52 total produced. Stainless steel and fitted with 4.625" barrels. Barrels marked, "IN MEMORY OF OUR FRIEND TOM RUGER THE SHOOTIST 1994" . Some of these revolvers, but not all, have name of the owner engraved on backstrap. Due to this model's rarity, values are speculative.