The I LOVE THIS GUN Thread

[Sniper X]

Originally Posted by El Guero

I think I may hold off until I can get a 6". This guy's pricing confuses me, $475 for a used GP100 but he quoted me $535 for a new one once. For the difference I think I'd get the 6" new one.

One thing to think of, I had a 6in GP100, buddy had a 4in. I could shoot both as well out to about 100m. The six in was only a little beter further but I would'nt take a shot at a animal further than 100m with a hand gun anyway soooo, that and that the 4in can easily be carried, and the 6in can not.........PLUS 4in revolvers have way way better resale value.

[El Guero]

Originally Posted by Sniper X

One thing to think of, I had a 6in GP100, buddy had a 4in. I could shoot both as well out to about 100m. The six in was only a little beter further but I would'nt take a shot at a animal further than 100m with a hand gun anyway soooo, that and that the 4in can easily be carried, and the 6in can not.........PLUS 4in revolvers have way way better resale value.

I will take that into account then... I was thinking that the 6" was supposed to be a world of difference. A 6" barrel looks cool but sounds like overkill now.

[Sniper X]

Originally Posted by El Guero

I will take that into account then... I was thinking that the 6" was supposed to be a world of difference. A 6" barrel looks cool but sounds like overkill now.

I could actually shoot the 4in BETTER at short distances, and in a GP100, a 6in is very heavy for a .357mag.....it handles soooo much better in a 4in as well for general shooting. I sold my 6in and bought a S&W model 19 in 4in.....

[Uncle Pollo]

Originally Posted by NDEBT

Well kind of I guess.

Super redhawk

Or shoot a wolverine with an adamantium bullet.

[Uncle Pollo]

Originally Posted by Sniper X

Is it a 3in?

Si senior.

[Uncle Pollo]

Originally Posted by El Guero

I will take that into account then... I was thinking that the 6" was supposed to be a world of difference. A 6" barrel looks cool but sounds like overkill now.

If you can find someone to sell you a 4 inch well ... good luck to you.

Gp100 are easier to resell than a redhawk, and a redhawk is easier to resell than a single action.

But the single action is cheaper and you will not be looking into selling it because it is not that much money anyhow.

[El Guero]

Originally Posted by PolloAsado

If you can find someone to sell you a 4 inch well ... good luck to you.

Are you saying it's difficult? I had sweet deal lined up on one but the distance was too far There's a gun show near here this weekend, I am worried if I go I will get in trouble, but what's the fun in not going?

[Uncle Pollo]

Originally Posted by El Guero

Are you saying it's difficult? I had sweet deal lined up on one but the distance was too far There's a gun show near here this weekend, I am worried if I go I will get in trouble, but what's the fun in not going?

try that website that I told you about thehighroad.org

[El Guero]

Originally Posted by PolloAsado

try that website that I told you about thehighroad.org

I've been registered over there for ages... Didn't really see they have a classified section, I'll check that out.

EDIT: I did check that out already. Not much action in Iowa.

[Rubber Cow]

Originally Posted by PolloAsado

What the hell is that and why do birds, suddenly dissapear, every time, you are near ... .

Saiga-12 semi-auto shotgun. It's fed through a 10 or 12 round linear magazine
(in the pic) or a 20 round drum. In the right hands it's tough to beat for 3-gun competition. I've had my clock cleaned by guys running Saigas enough now to finally throw in the towel and buy one myself.

[Uncle Pollo]

Originally Posted by Rubber Cow

Saiga-12 semi-auto shotgun. It's fed through a 10 or 12 round linear magazine
(in the pic) or a 20 round drum. In the right hands it's tough to beat for 3-gun competition. I've had my clock cleaned by guys running Saigas enough now to finally throw in the towel and buy one myself.

Have you been in Arkansas lately?

[Motoplaner]

Originally Posted by Sniper X

Is it a 3in?

He has tiny little Swedish little girl-hands.. like we like.

[Motoplaner]

Originally Posted by PolloAsado

Have you been in Arkansas lately?

Why are you a swallower from capistrano? OK, I'm done for five minutes.

[Sniper X]

Originally Posted by Motoplaner

He has tiny little Swedish little girl-hands.. like we like.

One of his merits

[Uncle Pollo]

Originally Posted by Motoplaner

Why are you a swallower form capistrano?

Your scholarly demeanor gives me wood

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