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  • geezer

    Plinker
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    I've had many but only have three left. A Ruger .357 Vacquero, A Charter Arms Bulldog, and this, a Security Six with target grips and sights that I bought new. It's my favorite and is in excellent shape.

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    x10

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    You got to give us more, groups, favorite loads, why is it better. I have a GP100 and it's a great revolver but the lock time is too slow, What kind of drills do you run? Open up were your new therapist!!!

    LOL

    Great gun have fun with it
     

    throttletony

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    I love wheelguns - I'm a convert from plastic guns.
    I'm trying to decide a good reason to buy another revolver.
    EVERY new shooter that I take to the range ends up loving wheelguns as much or more than any other style. There's something intuitive and natural about how they shoot, load, etc.
     

    oldpink

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    There's still a lot to recommend the discontinued Security Six platform, even though the enhancements to the successor GP100 certainly improved durability, it also noticeably increased weight and size.
    I love my Blackhawk (7.5" .45 Colt), and my wife loves her LCR-X.
     

    gregr

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    Well, just great...now I have it in my head that I just have to have a Ruger GP100...my wife will never let me get it, because I have nothing I want to trade or sell to get the funds for it. Grrrrrrrr.
     

    prescut

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    SAA or double action; blued, nicholed, stainless steel; doesn't matter to me. I love em all.
    Colt, S&W, Dan Wesson, United Sporting Arms, Ruger; doesn't matter to me. I love em all.
    22, 38, 357, 357Max, 44, 45 colt.
    Accuracy does matter.

    I shoot silhouette steel with looooong barrels. Slow and steady.

    Favorites:
    S&W Model 14,17,19,27..., USA Seville.., Colt Diamondback.., Ruger Security Six


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    IndyDave1776

    Grandmaster
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    Favorite wheel gun...in spite of being a 1911 person, I dearly love my S&W 66. It seems like I just can't miss with that gun!
     

    jimbo-indy

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    Apr 3, 2008
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    Favorite wheel gun for me is my S&W610, 6 1/2", followed by the 6" model 19. For single action it's the SBH Hunter (44 mag) that my sons gave me for Christmas many years ago.
     

    Magnum314

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    Love this one as well! Very first handgun I ever bought was a Security Six back in 1987! Bought it at a no longer existing family gun shop. Came with the box, factory wood grips, and a set of new Pachmayr's. I believe they even threw in 50 rds for me...all for $150! Sweet revolver!
     

    Trebor657

    Sharpshooter
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    Jun 1, 2017
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    Fort wayne
    I have a few different wheel guns....Ruger SP 101 3", Taurus 85, and a couple more but my Colt Python still holds a special place in my collection....It was my duty gun beginning in 1977....Still shoots like new.... python.jpg
     
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