Subj : Re: C.O.P. .357
To : Moondog
From : Weatherman
Date : Wed Apr 26 2023 10:28 am
> Re: Re: C.O.P. .357
> By: Weatherman to Moondog on Mon Apr 24 2023 08:13 am
> > > Re: Re: C.O.P. .357
> > > Years ago a friend bought a Ruger .357 (GP100?) with a 2 inch barrel.
> > > Th sig hts were crude, and hitting anything past 15 feet was a
> > > miracle. It wasn't
> > > fun to shoot, but I figure a gun like that is better suited for a bug
> > > out backup gun. In reality the gun would probably see use within bad
> > > breath distance
> > > ---
> > Have a GP100 with six inch barrel, nice sites. Pretty damned accurate
> > handg Don't carry it as it's a pain in the neck when getting in and out
> > of cars. Need
> > an old style cross draw holster... Still, I do have a couple of .38 sp
> > snubbies
> > and I know exactly what you mean about the sights....
> > Regards,
> > -==*>Weatherman<*==-
> I have no complaints about Ruger firearms. They're good shooters at a
> decent price point. It's a shame they don't have the appeal or prestige as
> other manufacturers with comparable product.
I always have liked Rugers. Have several in calibers from .22 to .45 Colt. I
was never one to be overly concerned with the prestige of a brand, instead
preferring to concentrate on quality and usefulness. I find that a lot of
times a big name that draws a big price is just an example of spending extra
money for that name and not receiving anything else in return....
Regards,
-==*>Weatherman<*==-
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