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I'm sure this has been discussed many times. I just didn't do a search to see. I'll revive it.
A GP 100 in 41 mag would be really cool.
A GP 100 in 41 mag would be really cool.
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Joe Reilly
Single-Sixer
Yes it has and yes it would.
Sugar River
Buckeye
GP100 in .41 Mg.?
Has anyone here, or elsewhere for that matter, had a GP100 converted to .41 Mg?
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If we're dreaming, I'm drooling over my 5rd SP101 41mag what sports some Sack Peterson ram inserts...
and the winning power ball ticket.
. Ha!Thel
Blackhawk
"Keep dreaming .... I have one in .44 Special (.429) ..."
I think I will dream of a .44 Mag GP to compete with the S&W version. Why Ruger did not use the larger diameter barrel shank of the 10mm on the .44 escapes me. Probably the same engineer who did not consider the ramifications of making a 7 shot .357 without some adjustment to axis of cylinder to center of barrel.
To the original poster there are several gunsmiths who do the .41 conversion but of course the cost is a lot more than if the factory were to make one.
I think I will dream of a .44 Mag GP to compete with the S&W version. Why Ruger did not use the larger diameter barrel shank of the 10mm on the .44 escapes me. Probably the same engineer who did not consider the ramifications of making a 7 shot .357 without some adjustment to axis of cylinder to center of barrel.
To the original poster there are several gunsmiths who do the .41 conversion but of course the cost is a lot more than if the factory were to make one.
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