Ruger GP 100 357 3 for Sale
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Ruger GP100 .357 Magnum 3" Revolver - 1715
Brand:
Ruger
Action:
Double Action/Single Action
Barrel Length:
3inch
Caliber:
.357 Mag/.38 S&W Special
Capacity:
6
Finish Per Color:
Stainless
From:
$46.39
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Marketplace Insights
★ 4.8/5
based on 20 customer reviews across 1 variants from 14 retailers
Customers overwhelmingly praise the GP100 as a rugged, reliable, and accurate .357 Magnum revolver with excellent service, though some note minor sight and grip concerns.
What customers like
Reliability & Build Quality65%
This gun will spit out a 3 foot flame downrange...so if you miss
Excellent Customer Service40%
The process was flawless. The service was amazing.
Comfortable & Well-Designed35%
This handgun fits like a glove in the hand
Great Value & Pricing35%
Grab a gun has great pric and great service.
Versatile Ammunition Options25%
VERSATILE : 357 MAG AND .38 SPL
Common concerns
Front Sight Visibility Issues15%
in a dark environment, it is extremely difficult to see
Stock Grip Comfort10%
Stock hogue grips are uncomfortable.
Minor Finish Inconsistencies10%
the finishing varies on these and mine came with a shallow rear sight notch
Frequently Asked Questions
Ruger GP 100 357 3 for Sale
How much is a Ruger GP100 357 revolver worth?
A Ruger GP100 .357 Magnum typically sells for $854–$884 new. Used examples range from $400–$650 depending on condition, barrel length, and finish, with used examples averaging around $624–$671. On our marketplace, prices reflect similar trends across varying conditions.
Is the Ruger GP100 .357 a good gun?
Whether it's "good" depends on your needs. The GP100 is widely praised for its durability, adjustable sights, and solid build. It handles .357 Magnum loads reliably and has a smooth cylinder action. Priced around $782, it offers strong value for defense or sport shooting as a dependable medium-frame revolver.
What are the common problems with the Ruger GP100?
Reported issues include the hammer pivot assembly backing out during firing, cylinder rotation occasionally binding or failing to advance smoothly, and rare chamber spacing problems with certain ammunition brands. Most owners consider these uncommon, and Ruger's warranty covers manufacturing defects.