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The 7 shot GP-100 .327 works very well

The moonclip should not be an accuracy issue if the clip fits and you can shoot ok. It is probably the revolver does not like the shorter rnd for some reason like the extra jump to the end of the cylinder. There can be a .03 difference between 10mm and .40 bullets-----doesn't seem like much...

Should shoot just fine as you found out. I have shot much .40 S&W in a 610 and fount the 10mm and .40 S&W shoot to the same POA.

I like it, my hand went numb shooting 30 100 gr PSP with the factory wood insert grip. Put a Hogue monogrip on it and haven't looked back.

Seems good price-----don't know about the hammer. I think the service six I used in the Marines had a blue hammer.

I’ve gotten acceptable accuracy from jacketed ammo, I have gotten slightly better from lead.

Only caution with the moonclips for me was, I dropped a loaded clip on the floor and it bent, after several tries I did bend it straight again. So, try not to drop them on a hard surface.

All of above I guess; but, it seems to help me to have the muzzle up [vertical].

It works for me, it is not ascetically pleasing, I'll use it most people probably would not; I also got mine before the price increase so that would be another factor to look at.

You can barely see the crack and hole in the cylinder index slot and the dents in the top strap. The cylinder would not turn beyond the point where the two meet, take the cylinder out and reset it and it would index to that point. I did not notice the issue until I tried to make the next shot...

A Blackhawk convertible may be what you want for best .45 acp shooting.

There is no reason not to shoot all 6, there is a reason to try 2 at a time and see if the group gets smaller, if you were one of the people complaining about groups being too big. If not smaller, nothing was lost except a few minutes. If the group gets smaller then you know you might have to...

Some of the group accuracy issue with this revolver with factory jacket and semi jacketed ammo is bullet pulling, by the time you get to the last 2 or 3 rnds in a clip you will have some pulling.The same thing happens in my 625. So if I am just shooting, I use a clip with just 2 rnds to...

My problem with the subj Redhawk was the dinky grip; after putting on a T-grip, my accuracy improved.

Same here and I have been happy with it.