CraigC
Sixgun Nut
Got my .44Spl ordered. The .357's were in stock but the .327's were allocated. Might pick up one of those too. Found a S&W 1926 .44Spl while I was at it. 
Opinions Needed (Lipsey's GP100)
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Spug
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That looks so nice. Blued, wood, nice barrel length especially for the big GP frame, and best of all that half lug. Those purty grips look like they might be big for my hands. The picture you show has a fluted cylinder, but Lipseys only shows unfluted. I like the flutes, but it's hardly a dealbreaker with a sweet revolver like that.
Edited to add: I was thinking of the .44 Special with the fluting comment. I've just been interested in that model and forgot for a minute which one we were talking about. Looks like an extra nice .357.
Edited to add: I was thinking of the .44 Special with the fluting comment. I've just been interested in that model and forgot for a minute which one we were talking about. Looks like an extra nice .357.
Sergei Mosin
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That is one fine looking revolver.
chicharrones
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I saw two of these .357 Lipsey GP100s at a nearby gun range yesterday while I took my old GP100 out for another drive.
I was sure tempted to trade my 6" full underlug GP for one. But I left them alone for someone else to purchase.
I was sure tempted to trade my 6" full underlug GP for one. But I left them alone for someone else to purchase.
Dframe
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Mine's a 44 special. Love it.
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Panzerschwein
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Awesome, gang. Mine was supposed to be delivered to my dealer's yesterday but there was a mixup and the company sent me the wrong gun! Figures. Oh well, according to the tracking number the right gun should be here tomorrow. Can't wait!
If1HitU
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Thanks for sharing.Just found this moving picture on these new revolving pistols:
They look just "plumb neat" as it were. My LANDLORD needs to GET OFF HIS RUMP and give me my security deposit back so I can snatch one for myself!!
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