GP-100 Back From Gemini Customs

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tex45acp
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GP-100 Back From Gemini Customs

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Well it's been raining here in this part of Texas for about 5 days now, so getting to the range for a report will be a while. In the interim here are some pics of Gemini Customs work on the 3" GP-100 I sent for an overhaul. I am chompin' at the bit to get her to the range.....

Marc removed the billboard and C.A.I. from this side and polished the ends of the pins where they come through the frame and crane.
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I love the bead blast finish and notice how he rounded and polished the trigger
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Here is a picture of the polished hammer
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A view of the muzzle. The package includes recrowning for accuracy
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You can really see the trigger work here, and the DA pull is smooth as glass.
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Nuff said, indeed! Very nice! I have the 4" version and had not considered any upgrades until now. Can she still be shot single action?
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Beautiful!
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:drool: That is a good looking Ruger! Please do let us know how she shoots!
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Post by Diode »

WOW! It looks like my SP101 now but nicer! I may have to have them do my 101, that's very sharp.
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Whose grips?? I like the looks of those.
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That's a good looking revolver. Did you send them a brand new pistol or have you had it for a while.
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Post by carlson1 »

How long did it take you to get it back? I just sent Marc a S&W 66 2 1/2 inch.
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Sssswwwweeeeeeeet!!!

Very, very nice.

A target with a range report would be good.

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maaaaaaan.
makes me wish I hadn't bought my Taurus .357 2"
I really like the look and ergonomics of that thing.
nicely done.
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man, oh man, beautiful!!!!!!!!!
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Post by tex45acp »

Thanks for all the compliments. I really like how the gun turned out as well. The gun is not new, as a matter of fact it is one or the "reimported" guns sold by CAI. This one came from a police force in Canada and had been shot very little. Before sending it off I put 500 rounds through it. I was very pleased with my purchase. It came from the factory double action only, without a hammer spur. Mark polishes the back as you see in the picture. I dont know how good thats gonna be if I am shooting in bright sunlight. It might get brushed....time will tell.

It took about 8 weeks to get it back, luckily he was about to start on a bunch of GP's when I sent mine in. The only thing I decided to have him leave out is the HybraPorting of the barrel. I have no trouble controling muzzle rise in this gun and the posibility of having to fire from the hip and have the ports, in the top of the barrel, spray me with burnt powder and possibly lead......and I just felt that was an un-necessary item.

I was fortunate enough to find the grips about a month ago. They were made by Butler Creek and unfortunately no longer made. I found a set for my Redhawk and for the GP-100.

If it ever quit's raining here in this part of Texas, I will get it to the range for a report.

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