GP100 for Sale
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Quick Look
The Smith & Wesson GP100 revolver was introduced in 1985 as a durable and robust successor to previous models. It features a solid stainless steel frame designed for heavy use and excellent durability. Today, the GP100 remains a popular choice for law enforcement, self-defense, and revolver enthusiasts due to its reliability and strong build quality.
Why It's a Top Choice
- All-stainless steel construction for lasting durability
- Triple-locking cylinder design enhances safety
- Versatile calibers, including .357 Magnum and .38 Special
- Comfortable grip options for better control
- Strong aftermarket support for parts and accessories
Key Variants
GP100 Combat Magnum
Built for durability and heavy-duty shooting, ideal for duty use and rugged environments.
GP100 Classic
Traditional styling with versatile barrel lengths, suitable for target shooting and self-defense.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | GP100 | Ruger SP101 | Model 66 |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | $800–$950 | $700–$850 | $900–$1,000 |
| Capacity/Size | 6 rounds, .357 Magnum | 5 rounds, .357 Magnum | 6 rounds, .357 Magnum |
| Weight | 39–40 oz. (varies by barrel length) | 27–29 oz. | 38 oz. |
| Optics-Ready | No | No | No |
| Trigger Type | Double Action / Single Action | Double Action / Single Action | Double Action / Single Action |
| Notable Pro | Robust frame and triple-lock cylinder | Compact size for concealment | Classic stainless design, smooth trigger |
| Notable Con | Heavier weight limits carry comfort | Lower capacity than GP100 | No modern enhancements, older design |
Best Use Cases
- Self-defense and home protection
- Law enforcement and duty use
- Target shooting and recreational plinking
- Collectors of classic revolvers
FAQs
Can I use .38 Special ammunition in the GP100?
Yes, the GP100 is designed to fire both .357 Magnum and .38 Special cartridges safely and reliably.
What barrel lengths are available for the GP100?
The GP100 is commonly available in barrel lengths from 3 to 6 inches, offering options for carry and accuracy.
How does the GP100's triple-lock cylinder improve performance?
The triple-lock design securely locks the cylinder at three points, enhancing durability and ensuring consistent alignment for accuracy.
