First built as a replacement for the Security-Six, Speed-Six and Service-Six revolvers, the GP100 makes handling .357 Mag. easier than ever and is a staple of Ruger's line.
Easy on the hand—GP100s remain one of the most comfortable revolvers to shoot—and on the budget, this revolver has been a favorite since its introduction in 1985. And, just like all Ruger models, it's 100 percent made in the U.S.A.
Note: The GP100 featured here is the distributor exclusive Wiley Clapp/TALO model.
Technical Specifications:
Wiley Clapp/TALO Ruger GP100 (Featured)
Distributor: TALO Distributors, Inc.
Caliber: .357 Mag./.38 Spl.
Barrel Length: 3"
Overall Length: 8.5"
Weight: 37 ozs.
Capacity: 6 rounds
MSRP: $829
Traditional GP100 Models
Caliber: .357 Mag. and .327 Fed. Mag.
Barrel Length: 3" to 6"
Overall Length: 8.5" to 11.5"
Weight: 36 ozs. to 45 ozs.
Capacity: 6 rounds (.357 Mag.), 7 rounds (.327 Fed. Mag.)
MSRP: $699 to $759
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