My New Jeff Quinn Commemorative .44 Special Ruger GP100! (& Bloopers!)

Published on May 6, 2022
Duration: 10:43

The Yankee Marshal introduces the Jeff Quinn Commemorative .44 Special Ruger GP100, highlighting its unique features like the polished blue finish, high-polished trigger and hammer, and unfluted cylinder. He then explains the technical difference between one-piece and two-piece revolver barrels, detailing how to identify them by examining the muzzle and barrel assembly.

Quick Summary

The Jeff Quinn Commemorative Ruger GP100 in .44 Special features a polished blue finish, high-polished trigger and hammer, and an unfluted cylinder. To distinguish between one-piece and two-piece revolver barrels, examine the muzzle for a single metal piece (one-piece) or visible seams/nuts (two-piece). Two-piece barrels offer easier assembly and alignment.

Chapters

  1. 00:18Introduction & Viewer Questions
  2. 01:15Introducing the Jeff Quinn Commemorative Ruger GP100
  3. 01:35GP100 Features: Finish, Trigger, Hammer, Cylinder
  4. 02:00Jeff Quinn Tribute Grips & Serial Number
  5. 03:01GP100 .44 Special: 5-Shot Capacity
  6. 03:19Sights: Adjustable Rear & Brass Bead Front
  7. 04:01Finding the Commemorative GP100
  8. 05:00Transition to Barrel Type Explanation
  9. 05:22Identifying One-Piece vs. Two-Piece Barrels
  10. 05:34How to Spot a One-Piece Barrel
  11. 06:07How to Spot a Two-Piece Barrel (Castle Nut Example)
  12. 06:36Subtle Two-Piece Barrel Identification
  13. 07:50Advantages of Two-Piece Barrels
  14. 08:37Show Conclusion & Safety Reminder

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key distinguishing features of the Jeff Quinn Commemorative Ruger GP100?

This special edition Ruger GP100 in .44 Special boasts a polished blue finish, a high-polished trigger and hammer, and a distinctive unfluted cylinder. It also features special Jeff Quinn tribute grips and a unique serial number, JQ 486.

How can I tell if a revolver has a one-piece or two-piece barrel?

To identify a one-piece barrel, examine the muzzle crown; if it appears to be a single piece of metal, it's likely one-piece. Two-piece barrels often show a visible seam, a securing nut (like a castle nut), or a distinct separation between the barrel and its shroud.

What is the advantage of a two-piece revolver barrel design?

Two-piece barrels offer an advantage in manufacturing and assembly, allowing the barrel to be tightened to the correct spec without the risk of a canted barrel. This design helps ensure proper alignment and can be easier to time correctly.

What caliber is the Jeff Quinn Commemorative Ruger GP100 chambered in, and how many rounds does it hold?

The Jeff Quinn Commemorative Ruger GP100 is chambered in .44 Special and features a five-shot cylinder. This capacity is typical for Ruger's mid-size GP100 revolvers when chambered in cartridges like .44 Special.

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