I thought it was a shorter cylinder?
Only room enough for 125 grain loads, a side effect of when the SP101 was only a .38 Special. Later SP101 revolvers have slightly longer cylinders.
Or am I wrong? If the cylinders are not longer, what could they change dimensionally to allow for heavier than 125 grain loads in later guns?
Otony
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Otony,
2021-11-29, 17:36
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JT,
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JT,
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- I have a question about Ruger Sp101 - Fivegunner, 2021-12-02, 15:52
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