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Ruger GP100 44 Special
Ruger GP100 44 Special
Anyone else looking at this one? I think I will be buying one.
http://www.gunblast.com/Ruger-GP100-44.htm
http://www.gunblast.com/Ruger-GP100-44.htm
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Re: Ruger GP100 44 Special
It's a nice looking gun. The 44 special, though, you almost have to reload, as factory ammo is expensive.
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Re: Ruger GP100 44 Special
decades ago we gave both of our sons GP100's chambered for 357 ..... they have been and continue to be excellent revolvers .... both have taken deer with them .... its the only revolver I've never owned that I'd really like to have .... 44 specials are fun to shoot in our Redhawk 44 Mag .... should you purchase a GP 44 Spec. I really look forward to your range reports
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Re: Ruger GP100 44 Special
I reload for every firearm I own; not a problem. The 44 Special pretty much just begs to be tweaked.ditto1958 wrote:It's a nice looking gun. The 44 special, though, you almost have to reload, as factory ammo is expensive.
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Re: Ruger GP100 44 Special
I have viewed that revolver with great interest . To me anyone who is really serious about firearms and shooting is involved in at least two things, reloading and a membership in the N.R.A.
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Re: Ruger GP100 44 Special
I just learned about these. I'm a Ruger and a 44 mag fan. I've always thought a reasonably light 44 spl wheelgun would be so nice. Great woods gun.
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Re: Ruger GP100 44 Special
I like my S&W 696 a lot. I haven't cozied up to my .357 GP100 that much. I'm glad to see the .44 special get some more exposure.
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Re: Ruger GP100 44 Special
Have always loved the 44 Special, but it's always been something I've shot in the 44 mags. I think the 44 Special deserves more guns specifically chambered for it, though. Great old cartridge. Still something to be said for a self-defense revolver cartridge that leaves big holes. Glad to see Ruger chamber it in the GP.
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Re: Ruger GP100 44 Special
Travlin wrote:To me anyone who is really serious about firearms and shooting is involved in at least two things, reloading and a membership in the N.R.A.
I think I'm serious about firearms and shooting, but I only reload, so maybe not. Please don't tell my wife, though. Since I began this sport in Dec. 2013, I've spent a lot of money on training, permits, guns, ammunition, range fees, reloading equipment, and components. She'd be very disappointed to know that after all of that and with the amount of time I spend on it, that I'm only half serious. It'd break her heart.
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Ya me to Im only half serious. If I was really serious Id need a new place to live and have a bigger bank account. Al
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