ruger gp100 review

A RUGER GP100 pistol is currently worth an average price of $779.69 new and $712.00 used . The 12 month average price is $776.19 new and $736.56 used.

The Ruger GP100 is a short-barrel, double action revolver which is quite well constructed, with a intended design. It was designed with a well balanced features that makes this revolver very reliable. The Ruger GP-100 revolver is equipped with a Hogue textured rubber monogrip with rosewood inserts. The Ruger GP100 44 Special is available in

The GP100s grip is hand filling and the controls are all familiar and easy to operate. It's well balanced and the sight system is clear and crisp for the quick shot placement needed for small game

Ruger GP100 Revolver 357 Magnum Review. This is one of the Strongest 357 Magnum Revolvers made. Big thanks to Fiocchi USA for their Sponsorship! This is my p

The Gun. The Super GP100 is a .357 Magnum revolver 1 built with competition in mind. Though it bears the GP100 name, it is in fact a hybrid design. Its frame is Redhawk-size (that is, large enough for an 8-round cylinder), but its dual-spring lockwork comes from the GP100. The cylinder locks in three places for maximum durability, and is cut

The gun was plenty accurate and recoiled much less than I had anticipated. The gun feels solid, and a bit heavy but easy to aim. The sights are good and found 

Befitting a competition-oriented revolver, the GP100 Match Champion is blessed with a wonderful set of adjustable sights. At the end of the 4.2" barrel sits a bright, easily visible fiber optic front sight. The rear sight is adjustable for both elevation and windage and has a white outlined U-notch that perfectly frames the front sight.

This time out, Rocky shot the smallest recorded group. Overall, the accuracy was about what we expected from a new, 4" barreled service revolver shooting 

The Ruger Super GP100 9mm is no exception. The appearance is striking. The vents cut into the barrel sleeve look like go-fast stripes on a car. Then there's the black cylinder, contrasting against the stainless frame. The cylinder itself is a sticking point in the appearance for some. Because the 9mm Super GP100 uses the same frame as the 357

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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 

MSRP: $659.00. Spec Sheet. Buy Now. Models chambered in .22 LR include the patented, detachable, flush-mounted BX-1, 10-round rotary magazine and accept all 10/22® magazines, including the BX-25®, BX-25®x2 and BX-15®. Models chambered in .22 Magnum and .17 HMR use the detachable, flush-mounted JMX-1, 9-round rotary magazine and accepts the

Ruger GP100 Revolver 357 Magnum Review – Conclusion The GP100 by Ruger was designed for the masses. And yes, it has earned its reputation as being heavy in 

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.

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

This one hasn't been riding along in Yankee holsters for all that long, but it has all the qualities that have made other guns classics. It's strong, powerful, 

The new Super GP100 chambered in 9 mm is a soft-shooting steel-plate ringer that has to be fired to be fully appreciated. It's a real pleasure to work with for a double-action revolver fan like me.

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."

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 

357 Magnum GP-100 revolver. The only thing I can think of is longevity since the stock steel sight is built like a tank, just like the rest of the gun itself.

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