SP101 22 LR followed me home today

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  • Fullmag

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    Oh man, Oh man. Keep the details coming going to buy a gun, still up in the air about what though. Seems like there is a lot really beautiful guns with outstanding reviews out there right now.
     

    AllenM

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    I made it to MCF&G to try this out. But I want to say I am a 1911/semi auto guy that is still learning revolvers so I this is may not be a accurate evaluation, take it with a grain of salt.
    The weight and the balance of the gun are great, Sights are very nice but I had to adjust them to about 3 " to get to the center of the target.
    The trigger is smooth although could be a little lighter in single action.
    I wish the grips were a tad lager for me, that was the hardest thing to get used to.
    The gun shot great and is accurate even though I had to shoot it alot before I was comfortable with it.

    I am sure with a little more practice 2" of hand goups a 20 yards are doable with it....or at least I would like to think so :)

    Here is pic of it next to my 5 1/2" Ruger Red Hawk.
    Almost identical only smaller.

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    As far as comparing it to a GSG 1911 it's knda like apples and oranges I use the GSG as a suppressor host, coolness factor I think the GSG has it with a suppressor on it.

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    Once I was used to it the accuracy was impressive. It is fun to shoot I look forward to taking it out again.
     

    AllenM

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    Does the fiber optic front sight change out like the regular's. Or is it a fiber optic front only handgun. For a kit gun i don't want a fiber sight.

    I dont know the answer to that but am going to look into it for myself Plus I would like a little wider front blade.

    I agree I don't really care for fiber optic sights, but I will say the top of the sight is squared off nice and does give a good sight picture. Blade width would my main reason for a change
     

    Amishman44

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    CONGRADULATIONS on the new purchase! You're the first person I've heard who's actually purchased and shot one of these! Glad to hear it's accurate and fun to shoot!

    I have an original 4" Ruger SP101 in .22lr...and that will be sufficient for me! I have a daughter (7) and 2 boys (4 & 3)...and I'm planning on keeping it around for several years to have something with which to teach them to shoot revolver! It has a Trausch rubber grip on it and my absolutely LOVES to shoot it! It's accurate as heck and fun to shoot! I'm glad I made the investment!
     

    VERT

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    Neg rep inbound because that gun belongs to you and not me.

    Looks like it is the perfect size for a .22 revolver.
     
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