Well I got a year till I turn @!, but I was thinking when I do make the GP100 mine about buying a Wolff shooters pack. Thoughts?
I used those springs in my GP100 and I think they are a great value.
However; my revolver is a range toy and I've spent a good bit of time bonding her on my work bench. I followed the guidance of a man with years of experience (IBOK) and smoothed up the action a lot. I experimented with various spring combinations and found a set that works
*for my revolver with the ammo that I reload.
You should bond with your revolver.
Strip 'er down to the little bits n pieces and learn 'er inside and out.
Give 'er a little love. Smooth this, and that, find what springs she likes and shoot your pistol as much as you can.
Set aside the funds for a simple single stage reloading press and find her pet load; cast lead as well as a premium jacketed hollow point. Trust me, it's well worth it.
Owning a revolver like the GP100 can easily turn into a romance.
I have other pistols; I carry my .45 as a CCW preference, my SP101 when it's more prudent but nothing else that I own is as much fun to take out and shoot for a few hours than my GP100.
My .45 is a Springfield XD Compact and it's one ugly work horse.
My SP101 is a handful of loud and mean.
My GP100, on the other hand, is a sexy lady, whom I hate to let go at the end of the dance, and lament that our time has come to an end every time I lie her back into the gun case.