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Well, not really "yesterday," I just got it out of layaway yesterday. It's hard to believe, as long as the 686 has been around, and as... -
i don't have a GP 100. But I do have a 686. Breathed on by a really good S&W guy who's no longer with us. This one will be inherited...
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Like others have mentioned, I think the GP100 isn't really an attractive revolver. I just looks unfinished and of course, unrefined. The...
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I prefer the cylinder release on the rugers. I prefer the ease of changing out sights on the ruger. Rugers are easier to take apart for...
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My 6" 686-4 Plus (inherited from my dad) is a great gun and my 4" GP-100 is also a great gun. The only reason I would prefer one over...
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At least current GP-100’s are “Hillary Hole” free. That alone puts them ahead of the L frame S&W’s. I tried to go with a 6” 686 years...
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Nothing wrong with the GP100, but I prefer S&W revolvers and really like the 686 series
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I agree that both are very good and I would take either. As for build, the Ruger’s seem to be overbuilt for a given cartridge but I...
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I prefer the looks of the S&W L frames over the looks of the Ruger GP100. I have no doubt both will give good service. I have both...
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I own both; neither is superior. Aesthetically, I find the 686 more appealing; it also has the advantage of history and pedigree. My...
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It couldn't be the history of the 2 companies involved in that choice could it?
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shoebox1.1 replied to the thread S&W 686 and the GP100.If I were FORCED to pick. For me…. Ruger. I like the design a little better and my match champion is the most accurate handgun I’ve...
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I'm ruger all the way. BUT you don't see Taurus copying ruger do we. Something to that I think
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I have both, but would hate to have to try to wear either one out. If forced to choose one of the other, I'd have to go with the 686...
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shoebox1.1 replied to the thread S&W 686 and the GP100.I like both, they both belong in the collection
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