Ruger GP100 357 Magnum Revolver - 6 Rounds | 3" Barrel | Rubber Grips | Stainless/Silver

Questions & Answers

• Q: I'm debating between the 3inch model or the 4 inch model, do you really lose a great amount of velocity from the 3inch compared the 4inch?

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  • Asked 01/27/2024 23:10 by Andre B

  A:

  Hi Andre and welcome. Depends on what your shooting needs are. 1 inch of barrel length in .357 equals on average 50 fps to 80 fps depending on the load. Not a terribly lot in a magnum revolver but the extra ft-lbs of energy may make the difference. Cheers and stay safe!
• Q: I was looking on the revolver in the ca approved list can't find the specific model on this gun

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  • Asked 03/19/2021 17:55 by Roli T

  A:

  Roli, this model is on the CA DOJ Roster - https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/handgun/kgpf-331

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• Q: Will Ruger offer a blued version of this model (3 inch) any time soon?

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  • Asked 03/16/2019 21:16 by Tom B

  A:

  there is a 3 inch blued gp100 here are the specs but Buds does not list it UPC:
  736676017539
  Description:
  RUG GP100 WCGPII 357 REV 3HB B
  Brand:
  Ruger
  Model:
  GP100 WCGP-II TALO Edition
  Type:
  Revolver: Double Action
  Caliber:
  357
  Finish:
  Hawkeye Matte Blue
  Action:
  Double Action
  Stock:
  Rubber, One Piece Chk'd W/ Ruger & WC Logos
  Sight:
  RR: Novak, FT: Novak- Brass Bead
  Barrel Length:
  3 Heavy Barrel
  Overall Length:
  8.5
  Weight:
  36 oz
  Capacity:
  6
  Safety:
  Transfer Bar
  Packaging:
  Plastic Case
  Features:
  TALO Special Editon, Wiley Clapp Influenced Design;
  1 of 2500

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• Q: Does it show anywhere that it will handle +P rounds ?

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  • Asked 07/11/2018 16:47 by Jeffrey S

  A:

  Jeff … +P means that it's a high pressure .38 Special load. The .357 Magnum is a longer, much higher pressure derivative of the .38 Special made by making the cases longer and adding more powder. Both the .38 and .357 can be loaded with the same "bullets". Any guns labeled .357 Magnum can safely fire any .38 Special load from standard target loads to +P or even +P+ law enforcement loads. But you cannot fire .357 Magnums in guns intended and labeled .38 Special … the case length would be too long.

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• Q: Is the front sight post on the 3" easily replaceable like that of the 4" ?

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  • Asked 06/05/2018 22:49 by James F

  A:

  Yep James, same sight configuration with a single pin press then pick up on the rear of the sight to remove. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yclMilxaTJI)

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