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I picked up this gun 3 days ago and have put 300 rounds through it so far. I was cleaning the gun today and notices some wear around the outside of the cylinder near the back. Is this common with revolvers?
Here is a picture of what I am talking about.
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Was this a new gun or a used gun??????????????????????????
new gun.
If you're talking about the little marring lines around the circumference of the cylinder intersecting the locking notches, yes they are normal. They are caused by the cylinder stop stud which is spring loaded and rides on the cylinder.Quote:
Originally Posted by FloridaGuy
The Ruger GP100 grew out of the Ruger Security Six which was introduced in 1971. You have purchased one of the finest .357 revolvers in the world.
All it takes, is a few turns, and you will get turn marks...it's normal................nice firearm.
Your new gun is no longer a virgin, which is just as well - it wants to go to the range. A great revolver - ya done good.
Like the others said, normal, just shows you actually shoot you revolver, your GP100 is one of the good ones little care and it will last several life times.
Thanks all for the information. It is a great gun one that you will always seem me with at the range.
You are correct I have put over 1000 rounds through this gun. It goes to the range with me 3 times a week and I love shooting it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bisley
Great gun-Id love to own one some day.I found a smokin deal on one in a shop in St Augustine Fla-I told the lady Id kick it around and she said "it wont last long at that price". Decided I wanted it and went back 3 hours later-it was gone! I always kept my eye out for one at shows but ran across a deal on a Smith 686 first.But the GP-100 is a tank and will take anything you can dish out.Enjoy!!Quote:
Originally Posted by FloridaGuy