OK, for those of who couldn't get in on the Rugdr deals

[sumoj275]

I wish I could have got in on the Ruger GP100 deal that is going on, they seem to be great for the price. However, this time of the year hits us hard with school and all. Well I got to say after all these pics and talk I feel I need to get one sooner or later so that I can compare it to my S&W Model 27 and Colt Python.

And oh yeah, I got ammo to shoot through mine when the time comes.

 

[ldp4570]

I got bullets too!! You need not worry yourself over those with what you just shared. Those are a couple of "World Class" revolvers, no shame there!!!!

Leighton

 

[NikatKimber]

I'd like one of each please!

And if you'd like to come to the GP shoot whenever we do that, you're welcome to shoot mine.

 

[338Shooter]

You can bring the model 27 with you too. Those are NICE.

 

[NikatKimber]

Yeah, I'd love to have an original Master Blued 5" 27.

But P&R 4" 29 is pretty high up there, as is a P&R 3" 13.

Mmmm.... Revolvers!

 

[GUN DOG]

No comparison to those, I have a newer brusher stainless python with the rubber grips (have to look for some nice wood ones) may have to pull it out of the safe & shoot it. The gp100 I got has a couple of goud gouges out of it, they will not buff out but for what I wanted it for no problem here. Can toss it under the seat with no worries

 

[jmiller45]

I sure would like to have a Colt Python. In fact that is the first pistol I EVER shot. My Grandad and Uncle use to have a collection of Python's. Man I wish they still had them. How long is the barrel on yours and is it blued or SS?

 

[GUN DOG]

6 in brushed stainless. I'm going to have to drag it out & get it dirty her soon one day

 

[Shadowrider]

Sumo, they won't compare with your Model 27 or Python. They have their attributes and make very fine guns, but are not quite in the same class as those. They might be as tough and long lasting as that 27 but not as smooth in the action and handling dept. And the Python? Well it's in a class of it's own, nothing compares.

Edit to add: They are however a gun you can shoot all you want. So I guess it does have something over those two because I wouldn't want to shoot either one of those classics too much.

 

[sumoj275]

I a afraid to shoot the Python much since there are not many gunsmiths I would trust working on it, and the ones that I would are backed up about 3 years. The Python is blue 4" nrl with factory walnut grips and a set of checkered Jordan style Zebra or Sandlewood.

The Model 27 is a 5" brl, blue, some holster wear and wears a set of AAhrends grips since my dad lost the factory grips and box long ago. No worries on that because I will not be letting that 27 go. I would like to find a set of smooth factory Presentation griops for it though. It shoots lights out with .38 spcl or .357 mag. I need to load some of both up soon as I realized I only have about 3oo rds of both right now.