Anyone in Canada tune Ruger GP100

[mark k]

I’m looking for your recommendations to slick up a GP100 in .44 Special. A trigger job is all I really have in mind, unless you have experience with other upgrades. What do you think?

 

[DanRR]

I changed the springs on my 357 mag .
Wolff's 10 pounds for hammer, 8 pounds for return.
A lot of difference.

 

[flange]

https://gunner777.wordpress.com/2008/08/24/ruger-gp100sp101book-of-knowledge/

If you're interested on a do it yourself level.
Pretty easy unit to tune

 

[diananike]

There's some great YouTube videos on disassembly and polishing the trigger.
The spring replacement makes a big difference too. I replaced my sp101s and it made a huge difference. The Wolfe spring kit comes with a few different weights. You may find the lightest doesn't work with some primers, just go one heavier or switch to the soft federal small pistol primers for reliability.

 

[JGE]

Just put the Wolf springs in mine, big improvement. Very rarely get a light strike, reload with cci primers.

 

[sixty9santa]

 

[VancouverS4]

if you want someone to do it I would reco mmend you get in touch with Rusty Woods. Not reaslly in your neck of the woods (pun intended) but he does great work on revolvers.

 

[Ganderite]

I have a GP100 and it was not my favourite revolver, compared to my Smiths.

I had Rodger Kotanko at Dark International do a trigger job on it (I think he charged $65) and it is like a new gun and one of my favorites to shoot.

You can drive down to his place, or mail it to him. I have done both. He is quite fast, too.

Call him at 519 428-3127