Ruger GP 100 Match Champion Range Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- We spend some time on the range with the Ruger GP 100 Match Champion. Very impressed with the balance of the gun, its trigger and sights. If you're looking for a superior revolver, the Match Champion might be for you.
That is not only the gun that is great, this guy can shoot with the best of them. Amazing.
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I own one, and Python also, same size. Honestly, I love them both and they shoot equally well. If you love revolvers, this ones a must have.
Yes sir, thank you so much for taking the time to comment. I agree with you. This is a very fine revolver.
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Some day I will have a sweet revolver like that. Unfortunately I just can't afford one right now!!
Awesome review of the Ruger.I have a GP100 and love shooting it.Thanks for the video.
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Thank you for making such a complete review. I originally was all set to purchase the S&W 686 Pro Series but I started to read about the Cant and poor customer service and so I'm REALLY drawn away from the S&W and started to look at the Rugar GP100 match champion.
Haha, same here! same sentiment.
That Hogue wood grip feels fantastic in my hand, with plenty of contact area to reduce felt recoil.
Thank you for watching. I agree with you The grips you mentioned are a great option!
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So detailed, thanks for your time. Keep it coming, please....
Thanks, will do!
The match champion reminds me of a modern day security six.
You are exactly right and I have been saying the same thing since 2016 when the Match Champion was released. In many ways, the Match Champion is a modern day high performance version of the Security Six.
Thanks ! I thought I was the only one.
Ill never buy Smith and Wesson as long as they have the key lock safety on the revolvers
I own a few S&W revolvers that predate that change. Great revolvers, IMHO. I do enjoy this Ruger GP100 Match Champion.
Rugers GP100 series are nice revolvers.
But they could benefit from a mid-weight barrel and a smoother, lighter, DA pull.
Sir, I couldn’t agree with you more. I’m sure any good gunsmith could take the Ruger and smooth out the action. However, I found greater success with Smith & Wesson revolvers for an out-of-the-box decent trigger. I appreciate you watching and commenting and hope you will subscribe to the channel and share it with friends and family.
Wow I want this gun. I have a few shotguns and rifles but no handguns. Its pricey though.
You can find deals on used ones.
Finally got around to watching this part 2 been moving uhhg lol.just loved the vid!
Glad you liked it. This week we talk about tips for master the DA trigger.
That GP100 is made for you... sweet shooting...
Thank you. I do enjoy revolvers and have recently acquired a few S&Ws (Model 10, Model 19 and Model 66). Videos of some of them are on the channel.
The GP100 has to be built to that size and weight since its cast vs forged. Regardless its an excellent gun and I would like to add the Match Champion as brother to my standard.
Great work!
You won't be disappointed for sure!
A great review!
Many thanks. Thank you for watching
Good stuff. Thank You.
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice gun! But your are right...nothing like a S&W 686!
I have to say I do like the both of these .357s.
Great video. Do you think it justifies the extra expense vs the half lug fixed rear sight 4 inch gp100?
I was wondering the same thing. Do I buy the regular GP100 or the MC?
Seems like it offers a lot of custom features for the price.
Yes, sir, it’s pretty tricked out.
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Man i love my 1987 ruger gp100 (clearly modified, possibly a wiley Wiley Clapp but i dont think they made Clapps back then) and like Ayoub recommends i use high power 125 grain magnum loads in it. While heavy, if my shrapnel addled ass can handle it, im sure most of you could unless you're all sissies
This version is great!
Fiber optic site and grips are nice. Justified or not, still consider it inferior to the 686. FYI, this video's teaser image reads, ".375 Magnum."
Yet the Match Champion shoots better than the 686 for me. There's something about the grip on the Ruger vs. the grip on the Smith. For me, the Ruger points very naturally, whereas with the Smith, I have to make a minor adjustment when I bring it up to aim. The Ruger is also built like a freakin' tank, and is less expensive to boot (as compared to the 686 pro).
I own the 686 and it's an exceptional revolver. That being said, the Ruger is a really beautiful revolver. And as noted by David in his comments, it's a natural pointing revolver... perhaps it's the grips but wow when I bring the gun to the target the sights are naturally aligned. Hope to do a side by side comparison video with the 686 and the GP100 in the coming weeks.
Is the rear sight adjustable for windage and elevation?
I don’t believe it is. It’s a Novak fixed rear site. My revolver shot point of a point of impact. So no issues there. However, I do believe there is a model with an adjustable rear site if that’s what you’re looking for. Basically same gun with different sites.
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Thanks man, nice shooting too. That is a pretty gun.
Why would anyone sell that gun?
I’m certainly grateful to have it in my collection of 357 revolver’s. I appreciate you watching and hope you will subscribe to the channel.
Great shooting as always, I love revolvers as well... looks like the .357 shoot better
I agree that the 357 rounds in this gun are generally more accurate than the .38s.
You can't get one of these guns. I've called 15 different gun shops in a 80mile radius from my home and no one has them and said that they haven't seen one come in in a long time.
Sorry to hear that.
@@GunsGearOnTargetTrainingLLC Also considering the Kimber K6S 4in barrel .357
My father paid me the compliment by saying that I was born 100 years too late. I think the same applies to this gentleman.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I certainly do love revolvers. And while I carry a semi automatic pistol daily, I love nothing more than going to the range and shooting revolvers!
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Boyd Coddington is now doing gun videos? 😂
Never been compared to him before... it's a new day!
Thanks for great videos and review. What’s terrible is all the shooter trash and garbage behind you in the video, left out in the forest! It’s disgusting and gives us all a bad reputation when others see this kind of mess left behind by shooters. Clean up after yourselves! Please! Or don’t complain that the “Libs” are taking away your shooting areas…it’s of your own making. The forest is not your personal dump!
Eric, I couldn’t agree more. Every time I talk to the strange I am so frustrated with trash.
Gp100 its a tank. But why chambered to 10mm or 44 mag or upgrate it a 7 shot drum? Thats so porn. I love this one and i like your vids
Great gun.
Nice review.
Trash bag next time.
knightsgallop Thanks for watching and commenting. This is not my trash or my range. Unfortunately there are some idiots out there who leave their trash on this public land. It’s a shame and is a huge disappointment to me.
Why you gotta dance before you shoot. Bad guy have you shot up before you get done with dance then shoot.
Thanks for commenting. I'm not sure what you mean "dance". Perhaps you mean stepping off the X during the presentation?
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Great video
I love my Ruger Match Champion 357. I can hand load it VERY HOT and I can handload is very light in .38 spcl I can shoot factory 357 38 +P and 38 spcl. I do not need it for any kind of personal protection. I just love shooting it. (I have a S&W 39-2 in the night stand) I have a CZ97B and a Spfld 1911 A1 9mm .. but I love the 357 revolver.. oh since 1963 I enjoy shooting (since I was a kid in the 1940s)
I here you. It's a great revolver. Thanks for commenting.
Nice review. I've been eyeing the 686 and GP100 for quite a while, then Ruger came out with an 8 shot Redhawk. Is it worth the extra money for a home defense/ range gun?
I own both 686+ in 4 inch and the ruger redhawk in 5.5 inch.
The 686 would be better for home defense the redhawk is great too but more outdoor. They both come in wide variety of barrel sizes. Dont know your preference
I feel you've done a video on the regular GP100 before...? How's this match up balance wise (different barrel contour)? Regular 4" GPs seem barrel heavy to me.
Yes I've done a few in the past. Check out th-cam.com/video/YW0jyMebSl0/w-d-xo.html The Match Champion is better balanced than the stock version . In fact the balance is exceptional . I really think this is a superior revolver and big upgrade from the stock GP100!
Great review ... I am in luck because this revolver is California compliant!!
Thanks for watching, it's a fine revolver
The match champion is a soft shooter even with magnum loads,even better than my 686 with
a 6" barrel. Don't know why .maybe the grip.
That’s interesting. Mine feel about the same. I do think you are likely correct in your assumption regarding the grips. The large wooden grips on the Ruger I think offset some of the felt recoil with the 357 magnum loads.
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Great video, excellent shooting for a “new” gun, and a very good range review!
What I’ve noticed is .357 magnum is a very inherently accurate round, more so than most other handgun cartridges. However, I’ve shot my 4” .357 magnum with full power .357 mag in low light situations since I use it for home defense occasionally and the flash and sound is just too much for shooting indoors in low light situations. It could be done but it’s just not ideal. You see the flash and hear how loud it is outside during the day, imagine at 3 or 4 in the morning in your living room
Thanks for your comments. I agree .357 mags are very accurate. At the same time they produce a good deal of concision and muzzle flash especially in low light conditions. If I were selecting a load for home defense (inside the home), I'd want to take those factors into consideration.
there is no such thing as "inherently accurate" caliber.
amlite you are wrong. Faster flat shooting rounds are inherently more accurate. Rounds like .357 magnum are more accurate than .38 special and .357 sig is more accurate than 40 s&w. Average to below average shooters won’t be able to make a discernible difference because they most likely can’t consistently shoot tight groups anyways. In the hands of good to very good shooters some rounds are most certainly inherently more accurate. I’m not talking about mechanical accuracy of a gun, I’m talking about rounds that really show how accurate they are at distance past let’s say 50 yards. At self defense ranges it doesn’t really matter
@@protectiverailroaddad7541 accuracy is not a function of velocity that's just nonsense bubba fudd. there's no evidence to support your assertions. period.
Guns, Gear & On Target Training, LLC yes you are right. Do some low light shooting with full power .357 magnum vs say 9mm or 45 acp and see/hear/feel the difference lol. With that said I still use my .357 for home defense on occasion