Its cylinder width is 1.47″ compared to the Ruger’s 1.349″, but this adds enough to allow for a sixth round. Both of these revolvers have shrouded barrels that surround the ejector rods. The slightly larger K-frame holds 6 shots while the Ruger holds 5. Here is the Ruger SP101 compared to the 3″ S&W K-frame Model 65 LadySmith. The revolver is safe to carry fully loaded.
Safety: Internal transfer bar allows for firing only when the trigger is pressed all the way rearward. Sights: Fixed or adjustable (front sight pinned to bbl) Specifications:Īction: Conventional double/single action revolver The SP101 is a bit smaller than the S&W K-frame but beefier than the same company’s compact J-frame, some models of which can be had in. As the gun comes from the factory, stocks are of rubber with plastic inserts snapped in and retained by the grip screw. These little magnums are five-shooters rather than six and the swing-out cylinder is used. 357 Magnum chambering is probably the most common and I suspect that it is sold more often than not in the 2 1/4″ barrel length with fixed sights. 357 Magnum with the 3 1/16″ barrel and fixed sights. Barrel lengths run from 2 1/4″ to 4″ and the revolver is available with fixed or adjustable sights. Revolvers continue to be popular in the age of the autoloader and one that seems to garner good reports far and wide is the Ruger SP101.
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