Ruger GP100 Rattle?
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Much like the western diamond-back rattler, the ruger rattle serves as a warning to those that would get too close to the carrier. If cornered, the ruger gp 100 is known to make a cocking noise, followed by a rattle, should the taste of steel and the dark determined eyes of it's holder not deter the offender. Though closely related to the Ruger Security Six, the Security Six has no warning rattle, and has injured many a surprised felon as a result.
Rattles can also be found in autos such as the Glock 17.
Rattles can also be found in autos such as the Glock 17.
^^^^^Bahhahahahaha 
Much like the western diamond-back rattler, the ruger rattle serves as a warning to those that would get too close to the carrier. If cornered, the ruger gp 100 is known to make a cocking noise, followed by a rattle, should the taste of steel and the dark determined eyes of it's holder not deter the offender. Though closely related to the Ruger Security Six, the Security Six has no warning rattle, and has injured many a surprised felon as a result.
Rattles can also be found in autos such as the Glock 17.
Well played!
I just polished mine up the other day, so that glint off the muzzle, lug, and trigger guard would also act as a warning in conjunction with the rattle (which also alarmed me when I first got mine).
Just shoot it!
Much like the western diamond-back rattler, the ruger rattle serves as a warning to those that would get too close to the carrier. If cornered, the ruger gp 100 is known to make a cocking noise, followed by a rattle, should the taste of steel and the dark determined eyes of it's holder not deter the offender. Though closely related to the Ruger Security Six, the Security Six has no warning rattle, and has injured many a surprised felon as a result.
Rattles can also be found in autos such as the Glock 17.
Nice.
