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Coyote Blue · October 11, 2013, 12:01 AM

I have the Ruger GP100 with the 4" barrel. Got it in 1994 and it has been a trusty road companion. Built like a tank, it will outlast me and all my descendents.

I also treasure the S&W 686P, 2.5" barrel. Even though it comes in at about 40 oz. loaded, with my Kramer IWB holster and a tough belt, CC is easy and discreet with a loose fitting shirt.

I MagnaPorted the barrel, did a action job and switched to Pachmayr grips.The best trigger on any revolver I own. Like butter.

Bought it in 1998. I'll never sell this one.

October 11, 2013, 12:01 AM	#36
Coyote Blue Senior Member Join Date: September 10, 2011 Location: West Miami,Florida Posts: 118	I have the Ruger GP100 with the 4" barrel. Got it in 1994 and it has been a trusty road companion. Built like a tank, it will outlast me and all my descendents. I also treasure the S&W 686P, 2.5" barrel. Even though it comes in at about 40 oz. loaded, with my Kramer IWB holster and a tough belt, CC is easy and discreet with a loose fitting shirt. I MagnaPorted the barrel, did a action job and switched to Pachmayr grips.The best trigger on any revolver I own. Like butter. Bought it in 1998. I'll never sell this one. __________________ "It is terrible to contemplate how few politicians are hanged." G.K. Chesterton From The Cleveland Press, March 1, 1921