Can you conceal carry a Ruger GP100?

One of the 2.5-inch or 3-inch GP100 models in . 357 Magnum or . 44 Special could be carried daily, even concealed if you had the right holster. However, finding an IWB for it will be difficult (not too many holster makers offer that sort of rig for this gun) and you’ll need a stout gun belt.

Does the Ruger GP100 take Moon clips?

Ruger GP-100 revolvers use the same moon clips as the S&W 686 revolvers.

How many rounds does a Ruger GP100 hold?

Ruger GP100

GP100
Action	Double-action revolver
Effective firing range	55–110 yards (50–101 m)
Maximum firing range	+/− 550 yards (500 m)
Feed system	5-shot cylinder (.44 Special) 6-shot cylinder (.357 Magnum, .38 Special, & 10mm Auto) 7-shot cylinder (.357 Magnum & .327 Federal Magnum) 10-shot cylinder (.22 Long Rifle)

Is the Ruger SP101 a good concealed carry gun?

Key Point: The SP101 has a niche—not the best service weapon or concealed carry choice, but good for home defense, camping, and hunting. In 1988 Sturm Ruger firearms introduced what would become one of their most popular revolvers of all time: the SP101 compact revolver.

Is the Ruger SP101 a good carry gun?

I still carry my SP101 occasionally. It’s a good choice for revolver carry, easily concealed and comparable in weight to a Glock19.

Is 357 Magnum a good round?

The . 357 Magnum is renowned as an accurate cartridge. So much so it is popular with silhouette shooters who reach out to 100 yards, or more, to knock down small steel targets. It is more than accurate enough for close quarters battle and hunting at reasonable ranges.

What does GP100 stand for?

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What is a Ruger GP 100?

Ruger GP100. The GP100 is a family/line of double action six- or seven-shot (.357 Magnum, 10mm Auto), seven-shot (.327 Federal Magnum), or ten-shot (.22 LR) revolvers made by Sturm, Ruger & Co., manufactured in the United States.