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Old10-13-2008, 12:31 PM #11
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The GP100 is a great gun, period.
Sorry, I like my revolvers forged rather than cast.

I guess I am weird like that.
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Old10-21-2008, 08:49 PM #12
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I love my 6inch stainless.
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Old10-28-2008, 03:10 AM #13
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Seems like the 6" SS is a very popular model. I have a 6" SS with the full shroud barrel. A very strong revolver.
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Old11-18-2008, 03:24 AM #14
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Another vote for 6" Stainless. Just love that weapon. Anybody ever think about putting a scope on one?
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I have a 6 " I've been condering scoping.I haven't talked to anyone about doing it yet though.
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I came here and registered (my first post) because I was looking for accesories for this particular gun and found this thread on google. So I'll post my experience.

I have the 4" SS version of the GP100 and it's been a great gun. Heavy well built construction, Easy to handle, very well balanced, big stopping power, has never failed and not a bad recoil either. Plus you can put all kinds of cheap 38 rounds through it just plinking for fun. I love mine.
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Old11-30-2008, 10:44 PM #17
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I have the 3" and 4", both in stainless and both are great guns. Bought them both used. Even the 3" is heavy enough to shoot comfortably.
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My GP100 is the 4" stainless one. As it came, it needed a little internal smoothing, but when that was done, it is a terrific revo. I believe it is one of the preferred guns used by ammo companies in ammo development because its durability is so good.
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Old12-01-2008, 05:14 AM #19
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I carried a 4" blued version on post for about 4 years loaded with 110gr SJHP .38's. An absolute pleasure to shoot. Arguably the best combat revolver on the market. Just my opinion.
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Did someone say 6" stainless?

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