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T. O'Heir · June 28, 2019, 12:43 PM

"...no stainless steel Ruger GP100..." Assuming you can get .327 ammo and/or brass, look into a Regular SS GP100 in .327 and buy custom grips. Mind you, you really don't need custom grips. Shot a GP100 with a trigger job and nothing else in ISU bullseye matches, the forerunner of ISSF, for eons.
If you want to shoot .32 S&W Long in bullseye competition, you'd really be better with a pistol vs a revolver. Pardini, Morini, Hämmerli, Benelli, and Walther, among others, but chambered for wadcutter bullet type all make 'em. High end expensive kit though.
https://www.carl-walther.com/product...t-pistols.html

June 28, 2019, 12:43 PM	#6
T. O'Heir Senior Member Join Date: February 13, 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 12,453	"...no stainless steel Ruger GP100..." Assuming you can get .327 ammo and/or brass, look into a Regular SS GP100 in .327 and buy custom grips. Mind you, you really don't need custom grips. Shot a GP100 with a trigger job and nothing else in ISU bullseye matches, the forerunner of ISSF, for eons. If you want to shoot .32 S&W Long in bullseye competition, you'd really be better with a pistol vs a revolver. Pardini, Morini, Hämmerli, Benelli, and Walther, among others, but chambered for wadcutter bullet type all make 'em. High end expensive kit though. https://www.carl-walther.com/product...t-pistols.html __________________ Spelling and grammar count!