Is it possible?

[gharsh]

I was wondering if it is possible to find a 9mm Luger cylinder for a GP100?

Thanks.

 

[News Shooter]

Good question

I'd like one too. Hope someone knows

 

[625]

I'm not too sure that accuracy and velocity would be great because you would be trying to fire a .355 diameter bullet down a barrel that is meant for .357 bullets.

 

[nwobhm]

No, but I'm sure you can have one made. Question is why? Ruger does a Blackhawk convertable that does 357/38/9mm for very resonable prices.

Click Here: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=35055405

 

[Webleymkv]

At one time, Ruger made the Speed Six in 9mm. Good backup if your primary is a 9mm auto. Otherwise, I'd take a .357.

 

[CarbineCaleb]

Maybe you can just order it from Ruger? I believe they will have a part number for it in their manual (also available online).

P.S. Whoops, I just checked, and it doesn't look like it - they do have them for the SP101 though:
http://www.ruger-firearms.com/Firearms/PDF/D12.pdf

Best,
Caleb

 

[gharsh]

Thanks for the lead on the Blackhawk. I knew they made one, but was not sure the model.

 

[Crosshair]

Simple reason for owning one. 9mm ammo is dirt cheap and when plinking, loosing a little accuracy is not a large issue.

 

[Webleymkv]

.38 special isn't much more and you don't have to buy expensive parts.

 

[Majic]

9mm ammo is dirt cheap and when plinking, loosing a little accuracy is not a large issue.

Even plinkers want to be as accurate as possible. The whole point in shooting is placing the bullet exactly where you want it to be unless you are one of those who just want to hear noise.

Most of the mid bore Blackhawk convertables you find will have a brand new 9mm cylinder. The cartridge is just not accurate out of a .357 bore.

 

[WESHOOT2]

doh!

Any European 9x19 GP's (I should know this, ay?)?

I'm certain a few 'smiths would like this job......