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Colt 6920 OEM 5.56x45 complete factory upper assembly. 16" colt 1/7 barrel C MP chromed line government profile barrel with Giessele low profile gas block 13" geissele Mk8 free float M-Lok rail with magpul rail covers and handstop kit. Also has ergo rubber ladder cover not pictured but included...

Greenwich, New York

Ruger GP100 .357 magnum revolver with a 6-inch barrel with full under lug in stainless finish. 6-shot cylinder. Red ramp front sight And white outline target rear sight fully adjustable 1994 production Houge finger rubber grip $750 shipped to your FFL

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Hello. Emailed you, still have your email address from previous Redhawk purchase from you, appx 3-4yrs ago. Interested in the GP100.

I have a Colt Comp '70 Series, newer mfg, if interested email me: [email protected]

Hello. Any trade interest in the GP100?

I have an '84 gun, same as yours, 7.5"bbl, stainless, no ring cuts for scope. My favorite 44mag of all time. I just bought a 2021 Anaconda 6"bbl, but the Redhawk is still my favorite. Only gun on par with it, is the older S&W 629/29 guns.

I'm a recent 44mag convert, have always been a 357mag guy myself. I shot other people's 44's thru the years, even owned a 454, as handgun recoil never bothered me much. I recently picked up an unfired, older '81 Marlin 44mag, thought I should have a revolver for it, bought a minty '84 Redhawk...

Stick with the 4" K frame, 19 & 66, thank me later.😉

6 shot and 4"bbl ONLY! Would go 6"bbl if it's strictly for range use.

Unless you're reloading larger calibers, 45, 44, or magnum anything, savings aren't substantial anymore, as the cost of supplies and the scumbags gouging, are making reloading less practical these days.

My 584 Series Mini14 prefers 223 over 5.56, and gun is stamped 5.56 Nato. You have to try each, you're gun will tell you better than anyone on here.

Don't despair, I found a Mint '78 Sporter Deluxe, possibly unfired, for $250 shipped, before all the Corona BS and gouging. After it all dies down, prices may be more reasonable again.