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Thats perfectly alright, we all have other commitments.
You are the second person to tell me they had problems with a GP (the other person claimed that a few dozen of them ordered for a police department didn't shoot etc). My Stainless GP has never done anything but shoot tight consistant, accurate groups. In fact on a good day I can make some very nice clovers at yardage. I wonder if there just hasn't been some bad runs. I have a 6" full barrel shroud GP in stainless btw. Also if there was a problem why not send it back to Ruger? I know the one time I saw an issue with a Ruger (Was on a Vaquero that was shooting right from a bench) they fixed it with a pretty durned quick turn around at no cost to the owner.
When I said it tends to prefere the golden sabers I was reffering to the fact that with the golden sabers (and with SOME runs of the winchester 110grain semi jacketed HPS) I can shoot one hole groups with it on a good day. Other types, weights, etc just don't shoot as well in it. In fact a box of winchester silver tips I had shot a 3 inch group at 25 yards. I thought something might have gone wrong with the gun. I loaded up a cylinder full of the winchester 110 grain bullets, and poof. One hole group. . . . .
Anyway the reason I was wondering about the rifle bullets is because 180 and 200 grain bullets are available for 357 caliber as a standard bullet for custom loads without haveing to go for rifle bullets. So I was confused (Yes I do need glasses btw I am not quite as near sighted as a bat, but danged near it)
GoodOlBoy
PS Glad to see you back for a visit.
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