My New Revolver - TheFireArmGuy

Published on August 28, 2012
Duration: 2:57

The video reviews the Ruger SP101, a compact all-steel revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. The presenter highlights its comfortable carry profile, reliable functionality, and the distinct cylinder release button. The trigger is noted as a tough double-action pull that breaks cleanly in single-action mode.

Quick Summary

The Ruger SP101 is an all-steel, .357 Magnum revolver featuring a 2.25-inch barrel and a five-shot cylinder. It's praised for its comfortable carry profile, reliable operation, and a tough double-action trigger that breaks cleanly in single-action mode.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction & New Gun Reveal
  2. 00:05Introducing the Ruger SP101
  3. 00:14Why the Presenter Likes Revolvers
  4. 00:31Ruger SP101 Specifications & Build
  5. 00:45Key Features of the SP101
  6. 00:52Cylinder Release Button
  7. 01:04Cylinder Details & Hammer
  8. 01:07Sights Assessment
  9. 01:13Feel and Balance in Hand
  10. 01:26Weighing the Ruger SP101
  11. 01:40Profile and Carry Comfort
  12. 01:46Barrel Length Discussion
  13. 01:50Trigger Pull Analysis (DA/SA)
  14. 02:21Reasons for Choosing the SP101
  15. 02:25Reliability of Revolvers
  16. 02:43The Joy of a New Firearm
  17. 02:49Closing Remarks

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Ruger SP101?

The Ruger SP101 is an all-steel, .357 Magnum revolver with a 2.25-inch barrel. It features a five-shot cylinder, a spurred hammer, and a distinct cylinder release button. Its thin profile makes it suitable for concealed carry.

How does the Ruger SP101 feel and handle?

The presenter describes the Ruger SP101 as feeling outstanding and comfortable in hand, with good balance. The double-action trigger pull is noted as tough but expected, while the single-action pull is clean and crisp.

What is the weight of the Ruger SP101?

Unloaded, the Ruger SP101 weighs 25 and 3/4 ounces. When loaded with five .357 Magnum rounds, its weight increases to 28 and 1/4 ounces.

Why is the .357 Magnum round a good choice for this revolver?

The presenter favors the .357 Magnum round for its strength and toughness. Combined with the inherent reliability of a revolver, it ensures that each trigger pull is likely to result in a fired round.

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