Just handling the GP100 gives the impression of solid quality and ruggedness. Everything is strong and well made. Most models have a barrel with full-length underlug, which gives the gun a desirable muzzle-heavy heft. The trigger pull is on the heavy side, but relatively smooth. The action responds well to the attention of a competent pistolsmith.

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 

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

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21/12/  · The GP100 is generally a bit big and heavy for concealed carry, although the shorter barreled versions can be used for this purpose if you so desire. Conclusion All in all, there’s a

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.

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

Review: Ruger GP100 Match Champion Revolver · Like other GP100 variants, the Match Champion has a crane-mounted pivoting lock that integrates 

Ruger GP100 review: Built on a .357 chassis and chambered for an old fight-stopping cartridge, this revolver is tough, reliable and accurate.

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 

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