The GP100 is a family/line of double action five-shot (.44 Special), six-shot seven-shot 6-shot cylinder (.357 Magnum, .38 Special, & 10mm Auto)

The Ruger GP100 was introduced in 1985 to replace the Security-Six/Service-Six/Speed-Six revolvers. The Ruger GP100 was also a call to 

From your video it looks like you are binding internally. If you want to mess with it the first thing to do is disassemble the cylinder and 

Always unload a firearm before cleaning, lubrication, disassembly or assembly. Never remove or install a loaded cylinder – it can fire if dropped or struck. 20.

Find Ruger Model GP100 revolver parts, schematics and more with Numrich Gun Parts Corp. Crane & Crane Pivot Assembly Cylinder Latch Pivot Stainless.

Dec 12, - RUGER GP100 Reassembly https://youtu.be/TTUHztIgQgE. How-To: Ruger GP100 Disassembly - Guns, Shop, Diy, Crafts.

Heat-treated, ejector retainer bit with Magna-Tip handle helps remove the ejector do” step for complete disassembly of Ruger® double action cylinders.

Apr 13,  · Got the GP100 back from Ruger today. They did remove the scratch that was on the bottom of the cylinder opening. However, the shiney groove area where the crane pivot assembly contacts the frame is still there. Guess that will

The GP100 is a family/line of six-shot double action .357 Magnum/.327 of the Ruger double action, exposed hammer revolvers intended to replace Ruger's 

disassembly of Ruger® double action cylinders. Self-aligns perfectly over the center pin rod during removal. Fits Redhawk®, Super Redhawk®, GP-100® and 

Push the cylinder latch off to the right. Using a 1/16" punch, push out the trigger pivot. Pull on the trigger and lift it out of the top of the trigger guard,