Ruger Wrangler

It is the catalogue number carrying the page's embedded specification object, and it is one of the launch configurations: Ruger's April 19, 2019 release says the Wrangler was "initially offered in three attractive Cerakote models - black, silver and bronze", and 2003's own `introDate` of 2019-04-12 falls a week before it. The page displays nine further catalogue numbers (2002, 2004, 2014, 2023, 2024, 2030, 2050, 2057, 2058), all separate listings under the base-model rule. The Super Wrangler is a separate product key. MEASUREMENTS ARE FROM RUGER'S PER-MODEL SPEC SHEET, WHICH PUBLISHES BOTH UNIT SYSTEMS, so nothing on this record is converted. Ruger's metric is truncated rather than rounded — 10.25 in is printed 26 cm (260.35 mm, recorded as 260 mm) and 30 oz is printed 850 g (850.5 g) — and both systems are recorded as published, neither flagged. The models-page JSON agrees on every imperial figure. The launch release's remark that the Wrangler "will fit in Single-Six holsters that accommodate 4-5/8 in barrels" is a holster-compatibility statement, not a barrel specification, and is not read as a conflict with the published 4.62 in. Overall width and height are unrecorded: the JSON's `width` and `height` are the 0.000 placeholder, and the spec sheet prints no such rows. TRIGGER ACTION IS sao, FROM THE MANUAL. Ruger's structured `action` field reads "Single-Action", which is the other of the two catalogue shelves the LCR record describes; unlike "Double-Action" it could only ever select one directory value, but the record does not rest on a shelf name. The Wrangler manual names the model in its own mechanism section (PDF p. 12: "The mechanism of the RUGER WRANGLER revolver may differ significantly from other single-action revolvers. The information and instructions which follow apply only to this revolver"), lists it among Ruger's single-action revolvers (PDF p. 8), and states the mode operationally (PDF p. 16: "To fire the revolver, the hammer must first be manually cocked"). `system` carries the manual's "single-action revolver" and `triggerActionSource` footnotes both action rows to it. Ignition and operating system are unset: the manual describes the hammer falling onto a transfer bar that "transmits the energy of the hammer blow to the firing pin", which is the component description the Colt Python record declines to classify, and a revolver's cycling is not among the union's values. "Cold hammer-forged barrel" on the page is a manufacturing process, the Mark IV substring trap. Slide finish is unset: a revolver has no slide, and Ruger's "Cylinder Frame Finish: Silver Cerakote" describes the frame, so recording it in a slide field would be the LCR error. Year introduced is 2019, from the launch release "Ruger Announces New Wrangler .22 LR Single-Action Revolver" (April 19, 2019). Warranty is recorded from the manual (PDF p. 40): Ruger states it provides no written warranty, limited or full. Family is unset because the Family union has no Wrangler value, although Ruger publishes it as a series name — a vocabulary gap for a user decision. Frame class is unset because Ruger publishes no size class. Weight sits in `weightUnloaded` on the LCR's reasoning. The page also states the Wrangler is not available for sale in Minnesota. Also published and unrecorded for want of a schema field: a 1:14 in RH twist with six grooves, an aluminium alloy cylinder frame, checkered synthetic grips on a Single-Six-pattern grip frame, UPC 7-36676-02003-4, and a $269.00 suggested retail price.