Fun with a .38 GP100

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Stantheman1986

Single-Sixer
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I bought this fixed sight stainless .38 Special GP about 5 years ago, along with a 4" and 3" .38 adjustable sight version . These were apparently a foreign contract that was cancelled. Davidson's had them for a while 5 years ago, they didn't sell all that quickly. I also have it's "mini me", a .38 Special SP101

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It fits nicely in a cheap reproduction .38 Webley holster

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My first box through this gun, since 2018 when I got it. I've been slacking.....

Bone stock, factory springs. Double Action from 1-15 yards, 6 rounds in Single Action at 25 yards. It's perfect just like it is, some of them don't need a thing. This one should break in nicely. I yanked one off to the right at 15 yards, a bit rusty 😃
 

Zeke38

Bearcat
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Great GP, General Purpose or Grand Prize Ruger. Should be able to shoot the lights out with that cool old Blaster. Buffalo Bore 158 LSWHP+P rounds will shoot in that gun forever. 38/44 load the BB is. 1175 fps out of your 4" GP.

For everyday use 158 grain 38s. Your grandkids will be shooting that rig.
 

Stantheman1986

Single-Sixer
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My friend has a Python , an original from the 1960s not a "new" one and it's a beautiful gun, but he knows that there is no one left alive with the skills to retime it so he rarely shoots it

I'm like keep that thing as a collectible and get a GP100, and just shoot it. It may not be as "slick " but you'll never have to worry about anything with it......Going out of time??? No :)
 
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