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How much is Ruger 357 magnum pistol?

Ruger revolvers for sale online are rugged, reliable, and relentless handguns that are mechanically easy to shoot and maintain. Shot after shot, nothing outperforms a Ruger revolver in the field or on the range. Ruger double-action revolvers are available in frame sizes to fit your needs and feature stainless steel construction, a transfer bar mechanism for security against accidental discharge, a front, rear, and bottom triple-locking cylinder for dependable operation, and a grip frame design that accommodates a variety of custom grips. In addition, concealed carry models feature a sleek, hammerless profile for seamless daily carry. You will find a full selection of every model Ruger revolver ever made, in dozens of calibers from 22 LR to 454 Casual, for remarkably low prices at Omaha Outdoors. Ruger gp100 6 inch

Does Ruger make a 357 magnum revolver?

Almost 50 years ago I was ready to obtain my first .357 Magnum revolver. It seems strange to say, but my grandfather was leery of the relatively new Ruger brand. Ruger’s double-action revolvers were competing squarely against Smith & Wesson and Colt brands. The price was right—about half the cost of a new Colt Trooper and considerably less than a Smith & Wesson Combat Magnum.

Ruger designed this midsize revolver with an investment-cast frame to provide a strong and reliable but relatively lightweight service handgun at 34 ounces. Ruger gp100 6 inch

In production in 1971 and generally available by 1972, the revolver was offered in blue steel. The barrel was four inches long, and it was chambered in .357 Magnum. A few were chambered in .38 Special, and there were numerous variants: the Police Service-Six; Speed-Six; and variations with a square butt and round butt, respectively.

Stainless steel revolvers followed. I carried a four-inch-barreled stainless-steel revolver on duty in the early 1980s. Among the best-balanced versions was a relatively compact 2.75-inch-barreled revolver that provided good balance and a bit of recoil dampening over competing guns with shorter barrels. Ruger gp100 6 inch