Blued or stainless?

[Spartan]

stainless is easier to clean and wears better ... I can clean mine w/ a lead rag ....

[coltpython123]

I have both SS and Blued in Ruger GP100's.
The Blued one is definitely more accurate.

[OldmanFCSA]

I have both SS and Blued in Ruger GP100's.
The Blued one is definitely more accurate.

??????????? Please explain your comment.

I stated Blued, not Blond.

[coltpython123]

I have both SS and Blued in Ruger GP100's.
The Blued one is definitely more accurate.

??????????? Please explain your comment.

I stated Blued, not Blond.

i just put 2 of my colt pythons stainless and my blued in a gun vice both 4 inch barrels both shot the same. i am sorry i thought you were joking i don't want to seem like a jerk but i didn't notice the slightest difference.

[Pezhead]

Colt has made some pretty nice blued ones over the years. Of course stainless wears a little bit better. On the other hand blued gets a patina that gives it character.

[OldmanFCSA]

I have both SS and Blued in Ruger GP100's.
The Blued one is definitely more accurate.

??????????? Please explain your comment.

I stated Blued, not Blond.

i just put 2 of my colt pythons stainless and my blued in a gun vice both 4 inch barrels both shot the same. i am sorry i thought you were joking i don't want to seem like a jerk but i didn't notice the slightest difference.

The blued one has always been more accurate of the two, BUT it is tighter on barrel-cylinder gap, has been shot less, and bore is much smoother. Stainless gun has seen some rough carry usage. But both as new guns, the blued one did shoot better. Both are 6" heavy's (full length underlug).

[Josh189]

I've seen all my friends' revolvers and guess what. They all have Stainless. I prefer the blued, with a checkered wood grip. Just a classic revolver, sexy as ever.