IS $599 TO HIGH

[Guest tripp]

for a gp-100 with 4 in barrel

[Lumber_Jack]

Is it new or used. May be a little on the high side. Check out gun broker, you will see prices from 450 to 550. Are you buying it from a shop or an individual

[VERO1]

Yes, by at least a $100. Come to Knoxville and I'll hook you up with one for $450. I have two 4" and one 6" that i have aquired over the past few years.

[Guest tripp]

it is new and its stainless

[VERO1]

I would keep looking. You should not have to much trouble finding one for a bit less. The only ones going that high are the limited edition 5"barreled ones from Davidsons.

[eapking]

Yeah, that sounds high.

[Curiousgb]

High.

[adam42]

You can do better, look around can save about $100.

[jitdc]

Definitely high, got mine for much less. Should be around $500 or so.

[Guest tripp]

wheres the best place to buy im in southern middle tn

[Guest jwrebate]

Ruger GP-100 357 Mag 4in, SS w/Hogue Monogrip $534.00 SHIPS FREE

$534 SHIPPED to your FFL. No tax. I have bought from Buds before, and they are great!

[I_Like_Pie]

Brand spanking new is under $500 here in Chattanooga

[DaveTN]

wheres the best place to buy im in southern middle tn

Have you checked Here Gear in Winchester?

[Guest GLOCKGUY]

Brand spanking new is under $500 here in Chattanooga

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[~48_South~]

Booyah I would go for the one below

Ruger GP100 357 Revolver Mag SS 4 inch Hvy NIB : Revolvers at GunBroker.com

[Will Carry]

It's a little high BUT. I know people who will spend hours looking to save a few dollars on a pistol and then driving for two hours to pick it up. Sometimes it is actually cheaper to pay a little more for the pistol while you are standing in front of it, than to spend all that time and money trying to save a few bucks. I really like my GP-100 4" SS Hogue monogrip. It is my car gun/woods gun. I carry two speed loaders with it. I keep Black Hills 125gr JHPs in it. 625 ft/lbs at the muzzle.

[gnmwilliams]

Ruger GP-100 357 Mag 4in, SS w/Hogue Monogrip $534.00 SHIPS FREE

$534 SHIPPED to your FFL. No tax. I have bought from Buds before, and they are great!

Just bought this in 6'' this past November from Bud's and love it!

[Guest NashvegasMatt]

about 110 too high

[kieefer]

Saw a nice used one last night at Nashville Sporting Arms for $400.00 in .38 Special.

[Guest TheMikeLurie]

It's a little high BUT. I know people who will spend hours looking to save a few dollars on a pistol and then driving for two hours to pick it up. Sometimes it is actually cheaper to pay a little more for the pistol while you are standing in front of it, than to spend all that time and money trying to save a few bucks. I really like my GP-100 4" SS Hogue monogrip. It is my car gun/woods gun. I carry two speed loaders with it. I keep Black Hills 125gr JHPs in it. 625 ft/lbs at the muzzle.

+1

The two places I know of around here that you can find an "amazing" deal at times, is the Bill Goodman Gun Show at the Fairgrounds in Nashville, and the Middle TN Expo in Murfreesboro. I got my Sig P250 at the Expo for $350.00 (new), which was about $150.00 less than I had seen anywhere else. So I jumped on it.

But gas is up around $3.00 a gallon right now. I filled up the other day for just over $40 bucks. So if you are going to blow a tank of gas driving around looking for a $50 dollar savings, then I'd just as soon save myself the time and gas and spend that money on the gun. A $100 dollar savings? I guess you have to consider it. Anything over $100 dollars in savings is probably worth looking for the bargain. But ultimately it comes down to how much your time is worth and how much you will spend on gas.

Someone posted a link to an internet sale, and that is always a great way to find a bargain without wasting much of your valued time or gas... but there are inherent problems when dealing with internet sales. That's not to say there aren't perfectly reputable and quality internet dealers, and I have no experience with the one that was listed, so i have nothing bad to say about them. The poster that provided the link said he had dealt with them and they are legit, so that's good. At least you have a reference point and a person willing to stand up and vouch for the dealer. But I would just say, if you are going to go the internet route, try and find some people that have dealt with that particular dealer and can attest to their quality and service.