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Ruger SP101
JimP:
--- Quote ---JimP, I know this topic is a little old but I see there is no response here to your IWB question.
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....learning stuff about guns never gets old.
--- Quote ---A SP101 in 327 Fed. would be cool but the ammo not cheap.
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Ah, but I handload, so once the initial expenses (dies, brass, and a generous supply of boolets) are taken care of, no worries. Other than having to stock yet another caliber.........
Mosin:
Your 100% right JimP it is hard to start a new caliber. If this one does not take off it will remain expensive. I too like to go out and get all the reloading stuff too but its expensive also as you know. It is hard to beet the common calibers anyhow.
JimP:
Well, I shot the 101 extensively on New Year's Eve...... After 2 boxes of my handloads (158 XTPs atop 14.5 gr of 2400, WSP primer) , my brother dubbed it "Lil' Nasty". It is not exactly comfy to shoot with the stock grips......plenty accurate, both single and double action. I'll keep it.
Mosin:
Hey JimP, I pick one up and have not shot it yet. It is a 3 1/16 with a hammer. I will use it for a back up. Not a second one but one I will have instead of another. Thanks for the report looking to give it a try.
tut:
Yeah, an old thread but WTH... Ruger sp101 is a solid handgun. I love mine, I have to fight over it with my wife tho... :-)
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