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A discussion on "accuracy" could go on and on without
any definitive results other than one example or another
of either gun is just a tiny bit more accurate using a Ransom
rest.
Personally I've come to prefer the Ruger GP-100s for
double action shooting, period. But that's just me
and my preference for the stocks which can be
fitted on the GP-100 and also the feel of the
triggers contribute to my preference.
I run both the Smith SSR (Stock Service Revolver)
and its competitor the Ruger Match Champion and
I'd choose the Ruger out of the box any day.
Another poster is likely to say just the opposite
and be just as correct as to the preferences stated.
I currently am wringing out a 586 L-comp but I haven't
experienced anything that would make me choose it
over a GP-100 7-shooter, which I also have.
But I'm not a great shooter and am at best an average
one so take my comments from there.
Last edited by UncleEd; June 19, 2019 at 06:01 AM.
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