Ruger for S&W trade ???

19-4 snub for TALO SP 101 3" trade ...

  • No way ... keep the vintage S&W.

    Votes: 41 78.8%
  • Absolutely ... the SP 101 3" is an ideal CCW.

    Votes: 3 5.8%
  • Try to get $100 with the Ruger.

    Votes: 8 15.4%

  • Total voters
    52

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Shooter grade 19-4 snub, no box/papers for a shooter grade SP 101 Wiley Clapp edition 3". Straight up ...

Yea or nay?
 
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Little confused here! The Wiley Clapp model is a 6 shot GP medium frame model, not the smaller frame 5 shot SP.

Perhaps we should go back to Square One and clarify?

Kaaskop49
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I'd keep the 19 but we're on a S&W board besides. I did get rid of my Ruger DAs and Colts because I like S&Ws better. I never really could get used to cylinder latch on either among other things.
I do agree that both would be even better if you can swing that too. Otherwise I'm voting on the 19.
 
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I have to both and would loose the SP 101 first If I had to choose.

Just saw the Wiley on the post.
So is it a GP 100 or SP 101?
Either way I vote for a K frame 3 inch or 2 1/2 over any Ruger.
The old Security Six 2 1/2 would be nicer than either GP 100 or SP 101 in my opinion.
 
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I wouldn't trade a S&W for a Ruger. I'd buy the ruger for ccw carry. My ruger security six in 357 has shot my stout 357 mag loads in a steady diet.
I wouldn't do that in my Smith's. Plus there's no screws in the ruger.

I don't like to see any gun get a bad rap. They all are different and have there limits some more than others.

I like all brands.
 
I haven't been in love with 3" models, but thats just me....The Sp is a beast though, but again not worth a Smith.
 
Ruger speed six blue or ss- Great, GP 100 or sp 101- they do not feel right to me, I tried to pawn one off on my wife an she said NO. It would be very difficult for me to give a smith snub unles it was for 2 smith snubs!! Be Safe,
 
I have no problems trading a Smith for a Ruger, depending, of course, on the models being traded.

However, older revolvers in nice shape are getting harder and harder to find, while the SP101 is going to be here for a while. I wouldn't trade.

And I'm a devout SP101 fan! I've had a couple in my carry rotation, I'm just "in between" them right now. My last one I traded for a Super Redhawk snub in .44, it was an offer I couldn't refuse.
 
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