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Blue Book ?

SuburbanNoizeSuburbanNoize Member Posts: 10,142
edited April 2008 in Ask the Experts
If any one has one handy, could you check out what a Ruger GP100, .357 magnum, Stainless, 6 Inch barrel, Full Lug, in Near mint condition goes for? The only Marks on the gun are the Drag line on the cylinder. Thanks Guys.
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  • kimikimi Member Posts: 44,719 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    GP 100 Stainless as you note:
    95% - 290.00
    98% - 365.00
    100%- 485.00

    GP 100 High Gloss Stainless:
    95% - 250.00
    98% - 295.00
    100%- 375.00
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  • SuburbanNoizeSuburbanNoize Member Posts: 10,142
    edited November -1
    Thank you very much kimi! Workin on a trade and needed to find out what trade value id put my Ruger at. IM gonna call it 320.
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  • kimikimi Member Posts: 44,719 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    You're welcome. Have a good evening, and good luck on the trade.
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  • He DogHe Dog Member Posts: 51,593 ✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    Getting rid of a GP-100 or getting one? If getting you will love it except of course for the trigger. It will survive a nuc at ground zero.
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  • SuburbanNoizeSuburbanNoize Member Posts: 10,142
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    Getting rid of a GP-100 or getting one? If getting you will love it except of course for the trigger. It will survive a nuc at ground zero.


    He dog, i may get rid of one, im not sure yet.
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  • Bert H.Bert H. Member Posts: 11,281 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    Getting rid of a GP-100 or getting one? If getting you will love it except of course for the trigger. It will survive a nuc at ground zero.


    The trigger? What is wrong with the trigger on a GP-100? My 1986 vintage GP-100 has a crisp 22 oz. SA pull, and a whopping 4 lbs. in DA mode[8D]. I do agree that it will happily eat any load I stuff in it though[^].

    WACA Historian & Life Member

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  • SuburbanNoizeSuburbanNoize Member Posts: 10,142
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by Bert H.
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    Getting rid of a GP-100 or getting one? If getting you will love it except of course for the trigger. It will survive a nuc at ground zero.


    The trigger? What is wrong with the trigger on a GP-100? My 1986 vintage GP-100 has a crisp 22 oz. SA pull, and a whopping 4 lbs. in DA mode[8D]. I do agree that it will happily eat any load I stuff in it though[^].


    I shoot mostly Glocks, so im very used to that trigger, its gritty and it doesnt break cleanly, but i shoot it the best, i kind of like the over travel, it lets me take a god amount of slack out and then the triggers not very heavy. the GP100 is a very smooth heavy trigger, but its a very smooth pull, and it breaks oh so cleanly! I dont shoot the .357 as well as i do .45acp or 9mm, but then again, this is my first revolver, and ive only gotten about 50 rounds through it on top of about 300 the guy i got it from put through it.
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