The SRP has a much more durable Bear Coat (Black-T a la DuPont) finish, as opposed to a blued finish. This makes the SRP utterly self-lubricating, 110% reliable (as opposed to the TRS being only 100% reliable

), and totally rust-proof. THIS FINISH IS USED ON THE SPACE SHUTTLE!!!
The SRP has full-sized grips, the TRS has slimlines.
The TRS has a solid trigger, the SRP has a Videki 3-hole.
The SRP has an ambi-safety, the TRS does not.
The SRP comes standard with a 2.5"@50 yards accuracy garuntee and is tested with multiple types of JHP ammo, including Golden Sabre, to meet FBI standards, the TRS has the standard 3"@50 yards garuntee.
Every single solitary part in the entire SRP from the bbl. bushing to the hammer strut to the.... I could go on and on.... is Bear Coated for maximum corrosion resistance.
They both have 30 LPI checkering on the frontstrap, but they also both have 20 LPI on the MSH, which is uncharachteristic of most other Baer guns.
And now for the real reason the TRS is more popular: the TRS is $1,748, the SRP is around $2,300.
I've shot both, own the TRS, and I can tell you from experience it'll be WELL worth the wait. :rock: