 with a barrel length about an inch shorter and a five-round cylinder rated for 38 special plus speed. But now you can buy four-inch SP-101s as well as the GP-100s. I guess maybe they made them three inches back then. And impossible, I'm continuing the quote, and impossible to overlook was the new Super Redhawk 1987, a 56-ounce .44 Magnum BMF, and these revolvers and others wore dressy wraparound rubber stocks with wooden inserts, unquote.