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Ruger GP100, get your hands on one, you'll fall in love.
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You can't go wrong with either one.
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Something like this?
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You would say that lolI could think of one.. If you wanna shoot 9mm too...
That is similar to mine, mine is DAO and has the recessed hammer.
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You got it!
For a collector, I'd keep my search limited to the dash 4 and lower. Also look for one with Target Grips (TG), Target Trigger (TT), Target Hammer (TH) and Target Sights (TS).
If you are looking for a shooter the above are nice but you will be happy with any mod 19.
See this:
Cane's M19-3/357 Mag
For a collector, I'd keep my search limited to the dash 4 and lower. Also look for one with Target Grips (TG), Target Trigger (TT), Target Hammer (TH) and Target Sights (TS).
- 19..................(1957) Stamping of model number
- 19-1...............(1959) Change extractor rod, right to left hand thread
- 19-2...............(1961) Delete trigger guard screw, change cylinder stop
- 19-3...............(1967) Relocate rear sight leaf screw
- 19-4 (66-1)......(1977) Move gas ring from yoke to cylinder
- 19-5 (66-2)......(1982) Eliminate cylinder counterbore and pinned barrel (No more P&R)
- 19-6...............(1988) New yoke screw, floating hand, and hammer nose bushing
- 19-7 (66-4)......(1994) New rear leaf sight, drill and tap frame, change extractor, and Uncle Mike’s synthetic grips.
- 19-8 (66-5).....(1998) Sep – Change to MIM hammer and floating firing pin
If you are looking for a shooter the above are nice but you will be happy with any mod 19.
See this:
Cane's M19-3/357 Mag
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Cane, you have all the cool toys. May I ask where you got that plate to help you load your speed loaders?
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5 Star Firearms just North of Chicago.
5 Star Firearms | Speed Loaders | Range Blocks | Leather Pouches | 100% American Made
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Thank ya much!
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I have to agree with Jordan, Sputnik & Blueguns. My GP-100 is dead on accurate with a 6" barrel, eats everything I feed it and well balanced. The rubber/wood grips are very comfortable in my big paws. I researched it for over a year before I bought it, 1 month after I bought mine G&A mag put it on the cover of the mag and the price went up $100. Its the gun on the right on my profile pix.
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I have a weakness for N Frame S&Ws. For a shooter you will probably never wear out, look into a model 28. If pretty matters, look at the model 27 (basically the same gun with a higher polished finish).
Since you apparently have no objection to used revolvers, I would suggest you take a look at the various Colt Trooper models. A lot of quality and prices are not all that bad if you look around. FWIW, the original Colt Trooper is called "the poor man's Python" because it used the same frame & internals. Later versions are quite good, but the design changed, getting away from the expensive to produce older design.
Dan Wessons are still going for decent money if you can find what you like. Not as nicely styled as Colt & S&W (IMHO), but I don't think you can hurt them with any loads that could be considered responsible. They have also earned a reputation for excellent accuracy.
As for used Rugers, keep an eye out for a Security Six. Excellent revolvers with all of the Ruger durability. Rumor has it that they were discontinued because they were getting to be too expensive to produce for their price range. I personally think they are better looking than their modern replacements, opinions vary of course.
Since you apparently have no objection to used revolvers, I would suggest you take a look at the various Colt Trooper models. A lot of quality and prices are not all that bad if you look around. FWIW, the original Colt Trooper is called "the poor man's Python" because it used the same frame & internals. Later versions are quite good, but the design changed, getting away from the expensive to produce older design.
Dan Wessons are still going for decent money if you can find what you like. Not as nicely styled as Colt & S&W (IMHO), but I don't think you can hurt them with any loads that could be considered responsible. They have also earned a reputation for excellent accuracy.
As for used Rugers, keep an eye out for a Security Six. Excellent revolvers with all of the Ruger durability. Rumor has it that they were discontinued because they were getting to be too expensive to produce for their price range. I personally think they are better looking than their modern replacements, opinions vary of course.
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Ruger or smith, cant go wrong with either.
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