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How would you design your ideal Open Revolver?


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I received an inquiry this week from Ruger via ICORE asking what design criteria I would like to see for a competition revolver. I have filled our my suggestions and forwarded them on. As  I am on a quest for a new "OPEN" Class revolver I thought I would ask what each of your would like to see in YOUR ideal gun.

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What is ICORE Open?

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EQUIPMENT
5.1. All firearms used in ICORE matches must be revolvers with a .32 magnum caliber or greater.

5.3. Ammunition must produce a minimum power factor of 120.

5.7. A revolver must compete in the Open Division if it has one or more of the following modifications:

5.7.1. Compensating , venting, or metering ports of any kind.

5.7.2. An optical sight including telescopic and red dot sights.

 

Smooth trigger.

More shots is better. 10 shot Redhawk in .32, 8 shot GP100 in .32 --- or 8 shot Redhawk in 9mm or 38 because .32 isn't as common and you could use that gun in IPSC/USPSA, too?

About 5.5" or 6"barrel, including compensator.

Mounting for optic where the rear sight usually sits.

Moderate weight: PF is low in ICORE and those revolvers are not lightweight anyway.

 

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My ideal open gun would have a short titanium cylinder chambered for 38 short colt, Eight shots with a 5 1/2" to 6"  barrel including comp. Weight should be @ 35 to 40 oz. Accuracy would be at least 2" at 20 yards and double action pull @ 6lbs. the top of the frame would be drilled and tapped to accept a C more sight. Grips would be Hogue Big Butt. it may as well come with an apex style hammer. No sense buying a "Competition"  gun and spending extra $$$ on parts.

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