ApacheCoTodd
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Sort of my take too but ironically, it's the shorter barreled ones that I sold most quickly.Not a fan of the GP100. The one I had felt like a brick and went down the road. But to be fair, it had a 6" barrel.
Love my two Security Sixes (2-3/4" and 4"). The 4" has the same zero at 25 yds for 125gr. Full-house magnums and for 148 gr. Wadcutter loaded to 38 Spcl spec.The wadcutters are most of what I shoot in them anymore. Easy to shoot and very accurate in both SA and DA.
I'd get the Six in a heartbeat; you can always pick up a GP 100 later if you have to have one. The Sixes are scarce. If the Six is gone, I'd look at a S&W K or L frame before I'd go GP100.
Just seemed odd to be so short and so heavy - even while acknowledging the inarguable quality of the guns.
Todd.