Although my range time with the Ruger Match Champion was more stationary than "run and gun," shooting the new GP100 was quite enjoyable. Heavier than I would prefer, the revolver's double-action

15/08/  · Compared to when I bought my first one new in for $610, to today’s pricing at an MSRP of $929, the average price of the basic Gp100, has gone up roughly $220 when

04/01/  · Shooting full-house .357 Magnum loads that otherwise make you think twice is not really too much of a problem; recoil is comparable to a lightweight compact 9mm. There's

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Handsome, larger crescent-shaped ejector rod head boasts traditional form, perfect for every cowboy or cowgirl. Cold hammer-forged barrel results in ultra-precise rifling that provides exceptional accuracy and longevity. Blade front and integral notch rear sights. Models chambered in .357 Magnum also accept factory .38 Special cartridges.

The GP100 is really so much heavier than it needs to be, and Ruger producing the Match Champion proves that. You also notice that they are now 

Glad to hear you aren't having any problems with your new 7-shot GP100. Hopefully Ruger fixed the problem or ammo manufacturers have adjusted their tolerances to keep rim diameters well below the 0.440" SAAMi maximum. Please note that I as well as others have experienced rim binding problems with American made ammo in the 7-shot .357 GP100.

The GP100 was a gun purposefully built on a stronger frame – a .44 Magnum capable frame – so that it would be able to stand up to whatever was 

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It succeeded the Ruger Security-Six with a heavier frame and a beefier lockup system to handle full-time use of .357 Magnum cartridges. Most GP100 revolvers have a full underlug beneath the barrel, but each Lipsey's GP100 uses a half lug, giving a profile that's similar to the old Security-Six. Another unusual feature is the barrel length.

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28/05/  · The GP100 is a sturdy, robust revolver, most of which are made of brushed satin or blued stainless steel. While most of Ruger’s GP100s are chambered in the venerable .357 Magnum cartridge, there are several revolver variants in the GP100 lineup chambered in .44 Special as well as 10mm Auto, allowing for some diversity in terms of chambering.

As mentioned earlier, the Ruger GP100 is offered in various barrel lengths, adjustable or fixed sight options, blued or stainless finishes, as 

Shooting .38 Specials out of the GP100 is even more enjoyable. Very mild recoil, and less concussive report. The double action trigger pull is 

In four-inch guise, the GP100, with its full under-lug barrel and shrouded ejector rod, has just the right looks to make gun owners giddy and bad guys incontinent. According to my wife, "I feel safe just looking at it . . . it's big, powerful, and easy to use in a stressful situation."

15/10/  · Review: Ruger Super GP-100. Eight-shot double-action revolvers chambered in .38 Special have become the dominant wheelgun in many action-shooting competitions. In USPSA, 8-shot Minor has displaced 6-shot Major revolvers because A Zone hits count the same for both, and C Zone hits don’t hurt too badly in Minor if you make them fast enough.

Over the past three years, I've grown more and more acquainted with the Wiley Clapp Ruger GP100. With its three-inch barrel and shortened grip, it's a balanced, quick wheelgun that can be brought to bear in an instant. But before I was comfortable carrying it, I had to put in a lot of work. A whole lot of work.

The price really surprised me at around $800. This makes it very viable to compete. I would expect a reliable and powerful gun to cost more than 

The Ruger GP100 is a .357 Mag revolver that perfectly fits my criteria for the above handgun for survival. We have a 4.20-inch barrel, lugged with a fully adjustable rear sight, elevation and windage, in stainless steel finish with a brushed satin for a low-glare to it, but it still will fight off the elements. The gun is heavy.

Easy on the hand and budget, all GP100 revolvers boast solid steel sidewalls (no side-plates), and frame widths that are increased with extra steel in critical