Aftermarket sights for Ruger GP-100 .44?

Model 1761. 3 inch .44 special.

I don't care for the factory rear or front "Hi-Viz" green.

It seems "normal" aftermarket Gp100 sights don't fit this model and a few others for some reason.

Anyone know of an aftermarket choice for this model?

The GP series used to allow easily swapped front sights; using a plunger in the end of the barrel. Changed in under 2 minutes. Current generation models don't seem to have it.

If a traditional constructed front sight is your goal, a Redhawk sight might fit.

You might contact Novak about the front sight and Bowen about the rear sights.

Thanks.

Something about the factory Hi-Viz-equipped Gp100's means they cannot use standard Gp100 front sights or aftermarket replacements.

I'm not sure what.

If Rugar only made a GP 100 in a .41 mag...

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Originally Posted by SFree

If Rugar only made a GP 100 in a .41 mag...

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10 mm close enough? Because they do make that.

https://ruger.com/products/gp100Matc...eets/1775.html

https://ruger.com/products/gp100/specSheets/1780.html

I'm digging this one! Have zero use for it, sadly.

https://ruger.com/products/gp100/specSheets/1769.html

Ron,
10mm is close, but Ruger also has .41 in the Redhawk and it’s can be had in a “mountain gun” configuration. I like to stay in the 4”-6” lengths...

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Originally Posted by Gunnar da Wolf

You might contact Novak about the front sight and Bowen about the rear sights.

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I’ve used Bowen’s “Rough Country” RS’s on a couple Bisleys.
Seems they were listed for GPs as well.
They’re good sights, just a bit of a pain to dial in with the “opposing screws” to adjust for windage.
Once set, they’re not moving.

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Originally Posted by gaijin

I’ve used Bowen’s “Rough Country” RS’s on a couple Bisleys.
Seems they were listed for GPs as well.
They’re good sights, just a bit of a pain to dial in with the “opposing screws” to adjust for windage.
Once set, they’re not moving.

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I'll check both, thanks!