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I have a S&W 686SSR, 627PC and a Ruger GP100. I took the 686 and GP100 out to shoot side by side on Saturday. As they currently stand, there really isn’t much to choose between them. The double action triggers on all of them are very good. The single action triggers are also very good. The GP100 feels like it has a heavier hammer and more disturbing hammer fall, but I don’t think that makes much difference.
They didn’t all start this way. The 627 started with the best trigger and got better as it broke in. The 686 had a rough trigger, but a Wolff spring kit and internal smoothing eventually took care of it. The GP100 had an industrial grade trigger, but Wolff springs and internal smoothing made it equal to the Smiths.
The bottom line: the triggers, after work and breaking in are all very good. The accuracy is also very good, with no gun showing any distinct advantage. What you choose will be based on your personal preference.
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Tom
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