I just fired two cylinders full. I shot the first cylinder single action, the second double action. Target was a clay pigeon. Took a couple of shots to hit the pigeon, shooting high. Took a low 6 o'clock hold and busted the pigeon. Was able to stay on after that. I would guess the single action at about 4 pounds, maybe a little less Not as light as my Single Six, about the same as the LCRX. Double action I would guess is about 11 or 12 pounds. My trigger scale only goes to 10 pounds and I am sure it will be beyond the scales capacity. Again the pull is similar to the LCRX, but the LCRX was actually a little smoother. The LCRX was shot a bit though and maybe the trigger had smoothed some. Maybe the SP101 trigger will do the same. Anyway, it shot well enough that the remains of the clay pigeon was ducking. It's going to be single action to hit a squirrel heat at 20 yards though, as I figured it would be. The SP101 feels at least twice as heavy as the LCRX. The Ruger site says it is just a bit less than 2 pounds and the LCRX is right at 1 pound, but the SP101 sure feels heavier, guess the balance point is just further forward .
) and the R92 would sell for about $100 to about $225 depending on if you found a collector or not. I don't know how much retail is, but when the owner was thing about the trade he told me to let him see how much he had in it. I'm pretty sure his son said $525, but he was across the room and I don't really hear well. I had asked for $650 for my trade in store credit and he would not do it, but he did make a straight up trade.
There was nothing I didn't like about the LCRX.
