.

--
Sincerely,

Hobie

I wish they would make an ALLOY SP101... much better than the too bulky cheap plastic LCR...

--
Of the Troops & For the Troops

benefit is to the Sp101 match? Whats the difference?

Sort of an answer in search of a question.

I like the SP101 (I have an earlier version in .32 H&R [4 inch barrel] with the windage adjustable sights) and shoot it fairly well. It has a pair of aftermarket grips of indeterminate origin on it that fit my hand well and the low recoil of the .32 H&R cartridge definitely helps.

If I want a .357 4 inch to carry, I think my Security Six is a better choice than a 4 inch SP101, but I recognize others might differ in their conclusion.

.

SP 101, 327 Federal, six shot, 4.2" barrel, makes much more sense to me. I received two pistols for Christmas, a Single Ten and a SP 101 in 327. With ammo becoming more available, online 250 rounds of Federal JSP 327 is $105.00 shipped after rebate. The 4.2" SP 101 is about as big as you can get and still be a pocket gun. The GP 100 is a truck, holster, and belt proposition but is an all around, tank, run forever, apocalypse, survival, revolver.

Potential sales, I reckon. I've never wanted more from a GP than a short ejector housing and fixed sights; and my last 2" SP101 shot better than I could hold it at 25 yards. But guys like me aren't what drives the market.