I’m a new member to this site and wanted to share some pictures of my favorite revolver. As the title says it is the Wiley Clapp edition GP100 from Talo Inc. Fit and finish are top notch, balance and handling are great. Every time I head for the range or the woods this goes with me. It is just pure fun to shoot. Hope you enjoy the pictures.
Mike
Sure nice looking. Three inch barrel?
I’ve been wanting a revolver for a while.
Yes a 3" barrel. I had not owned. A revolver in many years. As soon as shot this one I realized how much I liked them.
What a beauty!
I have a couple of Rugers myself (a SP101 and a Redhawk). I had Gemini Customs tune and port my SP101 and it’s pretty sweet. Solid revolvers, no doubt.
That is a fine revolver!
Love to shoot that tuned Ruger. Always read good things about Geminis work
What do you use?
John
Looks good.The GP100’s are monster strong. That’s a gun that will last a couple of lifetimes.
Between the Smith Night Guard and this it’s good to see high profile fixed sights on revolvers finally.
These are very cool. My LGS has one that I very nearly walked out of the store with. Ill probably kick myself for not buying it.
Nice Score!
Could weet a photo of the top of the frame please?
I’ll snap one tomorrow for you
I like the looks of that revolver.
Thanks! I’d like to see how the sight installation looks. Is there a sight channel cut in at all?
Had my GP100 more closely resembled that one, I might still own it. They are a great base gun. OP’s is well done.
I made a holster for it. This was my first attempt at holster making. Made a few mistakes but learned a lot. I’ll make another after the holidays when I get a little free time.
Love the concept and execution, but wonder the value of a heavy, short barrel, limited capacity revolver in .357? Now if this was a .44 magnum …
Six shot revolvers have served folks well for many years. As far as the effectiveness of the 357, I think it will handle my needs just fine
We have one in our shop and I really like it except for one thing; the finish. I can’t stand bead-blast finish. Once it get’s dirty, it stays dirty. I’d also change out the grips but I can change them fairly easy. Everything else though is pure awesome, especially the sights.
Let me try this again, without raining on your parade – this same set-up in .44 magnum, regulated for the 300 plus grain hard cast magnum loads, would make a terrific Alaska revolver.