Name a better open carry pistol.

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>>33772842
Checkmate.

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pictured: man dying

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revolvers are a type of handgun, they are not pistols. But if we're looking for the greatest handgun ever devised, that's easy. The Colt Single Action Army.

>>33772877
Nah. The GP100 is newer and has more mass. Manurhins are overpriced unicorns, and that one has cat hair on it.

>>33772910
Dog actually. And I paid less for it than my now-sold gp100 and 686.

Plus you didn't say cheapest brokedick oc gun. You said best.

>>33772910
How are newer or more mass perks? Newer means jack shit, and more (unnecessary) mass on anything you have to carry is a negative.

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>>33772897
>that delicate frame
>that delicate ejector
>screws that come loose
>45LC, a fat slow bullet with a quick drop off

Skin that smoke wagon and see what happens. You heard me boy jerk that pistol and go to work.

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>>33772895
checkcheckmate

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>>33772910
Here you go op, if new, heavy and cheap are your criteria.

>>33772944
As far as bubba-ing goes that's actually a pretty well done chop job.

>>33772958
>cheap
I said Manurhins are overpriced, which they are. GP100s are not exactly cheap, but they're a good price.

>>33772944
ATF does not consider this a pistol. I could open carry this in my state, but I don't have a nugget and fascist weapons are revolting.

>>33772937
lel what is strength of materials, what are microfractures, what are worn internal components

>>33772930
Fair enough.

>>33772989
Bruh you need to study up if you think Ruger is the tops for "strength of materials"

>>33773006
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strength_of_materials

Assuming every American manufacturer uses the same good quality steel, the number of rounds put through any firearm reduce its longevity. ie, every firearm has a certain number of cartridges it will fire before catastrophic failure.

That's all I meant. :^)

>>33773022
>he doesn't know about cyclic fatigue limits

Steel is magical in that it's one of the few materials that is virtually immune to fatigue if it's kept below a critical stress and never exceeds it during cyclic loading.

>>33773039
>"virtually immune"
>implying a 25 year old Manuhrin will correctly cycle and fire .357 Mag forever
>implying every component made of steel in a revolver is subjected to the same stresses as a cylinder/forcing cone

admit it anon, things can wear out.
>implying

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>>33772842
>no optic

Wtf