Texasred
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I have a Ruger SP 101 and a GP 100. Both of the guns were bought used and work perfectly fine.
The GP 100 is a bit of an oddity though. It's one of the canadian century reimported models.
They're converted to DAO, fixed sights, 4" bbl, and slim SP 101 grips and what feels like a very heavy trigger pull.
I like the gun, it's sleek, feels like it was dehorned, no snags(no hammer), but the trigger is very heavy. Being a police gun I imagine they purposely were built with heavy pulls especially being DAO. I really can't hit much of anything standing at 25yds, which I can do well with my other revolvers.
The SP on the other hand could use a little improvement. I can hit with it but the trigger is a little stiff in double action.
I want to buy a trigger scale and then buy some wolf springs for both guns. Since both are potential carry guns from time to time what should I worry about?
The GP 100 is a bit of an oddity though. It's one of the canadian century reimported models.
They're converted to DAO, fixed sights, 4" bbl, and slim SP 101 grips and what feels like a very heavy trigger pull.
I like the gun, it's sleek, feels like it was dehorned, no snags(no hammer), but the trigger is very heavy. Being a police gun I imagine they purposely were built with heavy pulls especially being DAO. I really can't hit much of anything standing at 25yds, which I can do well with my other revolvers.
The SP on the other hand could use a little improvement. I can hit with it but the trigger is a little stiff in double action.
I want to buy a trigger scale and then buy some wolf springs for both guns. Since both are potential carry guns from time to time what should I worry about?