So in terms of size smallest to large …the SP101 six series then GP100?If an Sp had 6 rounds it would be a GP 100, the sp has a small frame.![]()
Wasn’t aware of .327 in 6 shot configuration as I primarily shoot .38/357. Thanks for the infoThe SP-101 in .327 Federal does hold six rounds.
They make revolvers larger than the GP100.. simply mind blowing hahaYes, I think it would be SP101 six shot, Six series, GP100, Redhawk, Super Redhawk.
Yes, the SP is just a scaled down GP100.So in terms of size smallest to large …the SP101 six series then GP100?
Yes, pretty much. I did the eyeball check, I'll do physical measurement when I have the chance.So the six series would be directly int between sizes for the SP and GP?
SP..GP and redhawk?View attachment 38517
Here they are lined up.
I believe Colt had a 6 shot revolver that was SP 101 sized, but it was only .38special.
No the last one is a Security Six. I went back and edited my original post to identify them.SP..GP and redhawk?
Mine holds six rounds…If SP101 held 6 round's would it be a Six Series modern equivalent?
6 rounds of 327 in a small frame is sure potent!Mine holds six rounds…
Six AE .327 magnum 85 grains on the left
Six S&W Longs on the right….
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They made three, you left out the Colt Agent which had a smaller grip. All good guns. I think I have owned them all at one time or another. And one had a shield to protect the hammer sort of like the S&W Model 49.Colt made two .38 Specials that were 6 shots. Only difference between them was the frame material. The Detective Specials are steel frame and the Cobras were alloy frame.
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Don't forget the Police PositiveColt made two .38 Specials that were 6 shots. Only difference between them was the frame material. The Detective Specials are steel frame and the Cobras were alloy frame.
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