[NGIB]

Originally Posted by Aktarus

For now ... the most reliable and the most sold in the United States and Europe and The Ruger GP 100. If so many people choose, that means something, or not? IMHO, size 357 in May others do not make history. )

Pretty bold statement - any facts to back this one up? The GP100 is a fine gun but so is S&W, Colt, and Dan Wesson...

[canebrake]

If you have the cash;



I give you the German Korth Combat Revolver.

Korth Combat Revolver

Or, you could buy five Colt Pythons.

[Aktarus]

For NGIB

l excellent revolvers, but the GP remains the best-selling 100

[Aktarus]

Originally Posted by canebrake

If you have the cash;

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I give you the German Korth Combat Revolver.

Korth Combat Revolver

Or, you could buy five Colt Pythons.

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To buy all your revolver (5 PYTHONS) should go first in FORT KNOX

[diggsbakes]

Originally Posted by canebrake

If you have the cash;

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I give you the German Korth Combat Revolver.

Korth Combat Revolver

Or, you could buy five Colt Pythons.

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I think I'll take 3 Colt Pythons and 2 Anaconda's. . . I still can't let go of the one I let slip away. . .

[Westy]

SHEEEEEET! Only 50K? I'll buy two!

Korth Olympic 357 Magnum : Revolvers at GunBroker.com

[greenwolverine]

Originally Posted by crossfire

Originally Posted by greenwolverine:
If you have $1,000 to spend on a .357, you are very close to a Dan Wesson Pistol Pak. THEN, you have 4 .357 options in the most accurate DA .357 revolver in the world.



Hardly an opinion. Dan Wessons held most silhouette shooting records until they legalized the Freedom Arms revolvers. John Taffin, Todd Spotti, Glen Fryxell will all tell you that Dan Wessons are capable of 1"-1.5" groups at 100 yards. That is better than some lever-action rifles. Ruger's and S&W's aren't even close. The M15-2 is capable of handling any loads a GP-100 can handle, in fact, Speer once had M15-2 specific silhouette loads listed in its reloading manual.
Silhouette shooting, for those who don't know, consists of shooting at animal sized steel targets at up to 200 yards with enough force to knock them over.

Amen. It depends on how discerning you are. GP100s are good guns, but to say they are the best because of how many are sold is not a good indicator. Taurus was a best seller also, so is that the best auto at the time? Look, for accuracy and versatility the Dan Wesson is #uno in DA revolvers.

[Aktarus]

Originally Posted by greenwolverine

Amen. It depends on how discerning you are. GP100s are good guns, but to say they are the best because of how many are sold is not a good indicator. Taurus was a best seller also, so is that the best auto at the time? Look, for accuracy and versatility the Dan Wesson is #uno in DA revolvers.

Comparing the quality of GP 100 was for the revolvers of the same price and not on KORT COLT or that are very expensive. THE RUGER GP 100 in Italy has a price of 550 Euro and a Euro 5500 KORT coast. Takes 10 RUGER GP 100 to reach the figure of 5500 Euro. it is logical that they are two different worlds. My friends, the quality you pay!

[Water-Man]

I've had a Ruger GP-100 for years and would recommend it to my best friend.

[canebrake]

Originally Posted by Aktarus

Comparing the quality of GP 100 was for the revolvers of the same price and not on KORT COLT or that are very expensive. THE RUGER GP 100 in Italy has a price of 550 Euro and a Euro 5500 KORT coast. Takes 10 RUGER GP 100 to reach the figure of 5500 Euro. it is logical that they are two different worlds. My friends, the quality you pay!

My point precisely. I just like to throw in some gun porn.

So, how about a nice Italian beauty, the Meteba Auto Revolver;