357 Magnum cartridge, which means shooters can also fire. Like the other revolvers under discussion here, the SP101 Match Champion is chambered for the. The newest addition to Ruger’s line of revolvers uses the small SP101 frame, but it comes with a number of features more often associated with larger revolvers. The finger-grooved rubber grips provided a firm purchase, even with sweaty or oily hands, and helped tame the rather snappy recoil of the. The gun I received had a stage-free, double- action (DA) stroke that broke with a little more than 9 pounds of pressure, while the single-action (SA) pull broke crisply at 4.5 pounds. At all other times, the hammer rests on the frame and cannot impact the firing pin. When the trigger is pulled through a complete stroke, a flat bar rises in front of the firing pin, and this is what the falling hammer strikes, driving the frame-mounted firing pin forward to ignite the cartridge. These sights cannot be knocked out of zero without massive structural damage to the frame itself.Ī transfer bar ignition system is used here.
A serrated front sight mates with a square notch in the topstrap of the frame. The sights are easy to pick up and align. The ejector rod is longer than those of many snubbie revolvers and extracts the long. Pushing the ejector rod in forces out a star-shaped extractor, which extracts all of the cartridge cases. Pushing the thumb latch on the left side of the frame forward allows the cylinder to be swung out to the left. The cylinder is locked via a spring-loaded center pin in the ejector rod entering a recess in the recoil plate while a spring-loaded stud on top of the cylinder crane engages a mortise in the frame. This is an all-stainless-steel gun with a matte finish and a 2-inch barrel with a full-length underlug that protects the ejector rod and adds a bit of recoil-dampening weight up front. Today, the family includes blued steel, stainless steel and “Ultralite” variants chambered for the. In 1985, Taurus introduced its Model 85 revolver, a five-shot snubbie designed for concealed carry by licensed civilians and as a backup or off-duty gun for police officers. In this report, I’m going to examine a trio of them that run the gamut in size from the traditional snubbie to one of the most unique-looking revolvers to ever come down the pike. Today, if you peruse the websites of most handgun manufacturers, you will see a plethora of. They would remain the choice of many knowledgeable law enforcement officers, armed professionals and serious civilian shooters who wanted a “fight-stopping” handgun. 357 magnum revolver models like the S&W Model 19/66 and Ruger’s Security-Six soon displaced them. 357 Magnum revolvers like the S&W Model 28 and Colt Trooper had become favorites with police.
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