[Bountyhunter]

I'm thinking about getting a second SP101 3" or GP 100 6". I have one of each and am thinking I'd like a pair of one or the other. Which would you rather have a pair of and why?

 

[gunman42782]

I personally would rather have a 4 inch GP, but of the two you list, the GP is just a better, smoother gun, IMHO. I like the SP, but it's trigger sucks compared to the GP. I guess it really depends on what you want the gun for.

 

[Terry_P]

My SP trigger was nasty when I first got it so at night when I was watching TV I would sit and dry fire it. I did that for two evenings and it smoother out so that it is decent now. I'm with Gunman on the 4" GP but given the two choices I would get the 6" GP.

 

[deputy125]

i'm going with the flow and say a 4" gp 100 as well. if that is not an option, then the 6" gp as i'd keep one with issue sights and scope the other for hunting or steel games..............

 

[Bountyhunter]

lol! My thoughts exactly. I want a pair of 4" GPs, but I already have one SP101 and one 6" GP. If I go with the 4" GP I'll have to get 2. I just want a matching set of DA revolvers. No particular reason. Except I'm weird. :?

 

[Wizard]

I voted GP....but for me, it would be in 4".....BH, just go ahead and get two in 4"..... :lol:

 

[Bountyhunter]

I may just do that Wizard.

 

[jimbo1096]

just get one more of each. Problem solved.

 

[Bountyhunter]

just get one more of each. Problem solved.

That sounds like a plan I'd come up with.

 

[b.roberts]

I have the sp101 with a three inch barrel. I don't have a gp100 yet. The only reason I could see to have a pair of either of those guns is to carry both concealed, because the fastest reload possible (unless you are Jerry Miculek) is grabbing a second gun. In that case, I vote for the sp, because I could envision carrying the two of those. Carrying a pair of six inch gp100's concealed makes my back and sides hurt just thinking about it.

 

[Bountyhunter]

Actually I just want a matching set of double action revolvers. I have a matching set of single actions. I want a matching set of semi's too. The Taurus PT 1911. I have one already. :mrgreen:

 

[b.roberts]

Okay then, I get it. You should take the others advice and get a pair of both. Both great guns, they must be even better in pairs.

 

[Bountyhunter]

Okay then, I get it. You should take the others advice and get a pair of both. Both great guns, they must be even better in pairs.

I'm sure that eventually I will have a pair of both. I have no self control and love to buy guns.

 

[sheepdog]

b.roberts read my mind....easy to carry two-instant re-arming if lose one or run it dry....

 

[Taurus_9mm]

Another vote for the GP100.

 

[deputy125]

you know i can really muddy this up some more.................

At one time, a wholesaler called lipsey's guns was seling a special run of stainless gp100's with a five inch barrel also..... but no longer offered..

instead they have this 4" gp100 in the target gray
http://www.lipseys.com/itemdetail.aspx? ... exclusives

 

[Bountyhunter]

The 5" barrels are great I think. Best of both worlds. The target grey is great too. I saw one online somewhere and really liked the look.

 

[dbsoundguy]

And yet ..another vote for the GP100..
I had the 4' 357..I loved it..balance was right and it just looked good :mrgreen:

Don't know about the other, never had one or shot one

 

[Bountyhunter]

You had one? You should have kept it. The GP100, in my opinion, is one of the best revolvers out there. Maybe the best.