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That's a common problem with SP101s. During assembly they try to match up the flats on the barrel and frame, but guns often leave the factory like that. If it bothers you, contact Ruger. Some advise having a gunsmith turn the barrel to correct it, but I would advise against it. If I buy a gun...

My choice would be my Kahr MK9 - small, reliable, and very accurate. I once shot an IPSC match in Texas where one of the competitors used a revolver. After seeing him shoot, I'm convinced that a good revolver is fine for concealed carry. He did a good job on all the stages and placed in the...

My choice is a Ruger SP101 in .357 magnum with a few speedloaders or speedstrips. Its pretty compact and hits hard. Buffalo Bore has some nice loads for it.

I'm a big Ruger fan. I have a .22lr SP101 with a 4" barrel that is very accurate and fun to shoot. If you're looking for a packing gun, then this one in a 2 1/4" barrel would be neat. The gun also comes in .357, so it is very solidly built. If you're looking at the bearcat vs. single-six, I...