Who wants a 44 spl revolver?
- Thread starter Kodiak Outpost
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I have one with a 3" barrel. My wife has decided that it is "her" gun. It's very light. Great with mild loads, but it hurts with anything approaching full power.
I have had zero quality complaints in the 30 years I have had this gun, but have heard bad things about Charter quality since. No idea what theya re like now.
I have had zero quality complaints in the 30 years I have had this gun, but have heard bad things about Charter quality since. No idea what theya re like now.
Yeah, I expect the 357 mag will happen. We're just wondering about other calibers as well: 44 spl, 22LR, 22Mag.
What about getting a lefty revolver in from charter arms? I would buy it in whatever caliber.
I have an original CA "Bulldog" in 44 Spec. It is a well built gun, considering what it was designed for (carry lots, shoot little). I would certainly buy another. - dan
We will be pursuing these further. I expect there will be most demand for the 357 but we will also bring in some 44 spl, 22 mag, and 22 LR.
No ETA at this point; it'll likely be a while to get all the ducks in a row.
K.O.
No ETA at this point; it'll likely be a while to get all the ducks in a row.
K.O.
Don't buy many reading magazines, do you? They have ads all over the place in the US magazines. Of course, there they tend to be in the $3-400 price range. Largely meant for the concealed carry crowd, who largely aren't going to actually shoot them a whole lot. As Dan Belisle stated, they are meant to be carried a lot, and shot a little. The companies main goal, seems to be providing the budget minded person with a reliable firearm, mainly intented for personal defense, be it for carry or home defense. They do have a fairly decent reputation, within that realm. Someone looking for a gun to run over 2000 rounds per year, might be disappointed with the firearm, it's really not inteded for competetion or heavy use.
Much like Kahr, everything they make is prohib here, so this special run is a nice treat, and we should thank Kodiak for his continued dedication in bringing in special runs of unique guns into this country
Thank you Kodiak for your continued dedication in bringing in special runs of unique guns into this country.
(If you keep it up long enough you are bound to bring in something I really want, but meanwhile, it's good for us all generally that dealers try to do this, and I hope these Charter Arms revolvers sell well.)
(If you keep it up long enough you are bound to bring in something I really want, but meanwhile, it's good for us all generally that dealers try to do this, and I hope these Charter Arms revolvers sell well.)
