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Charter Arms
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12/31/2008 3:04 PM
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RUG1
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Do any of you have any experience with Charter Arms? May consider as a concealed carry firearm. They appeal light weight,but I wonder how they hold up. Thank you.
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Re: Charter Arms
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#43497
12/31/2008 3:49 PM
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Russell
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I own two, a 'bob'd hammer' Undercover .38spec and a .44 spec Bulldog, both stainless. I've had no problems with either and at close encounter distance they're more than accurate enough. The .38 is 20yrs old, the .44 less than a year. There are speedloaders available to fit both.
It's not the gun, but the man behind it.
Sheriff Russell Cottle, Ret. USMC; 1967-1970; Vietnam-'68-'69
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Re: Charter Arms
[Re: Russell]
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12/31/2008 5:09 PM
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briarhopper
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I had a blued 38spc for my wife's concealed carry, and it was a fine little gun for that. I would not hesitate to get another one if a good deal presented itself.
If it were supposed to be easy, they'd have sent my little sister to do it.
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Re: Charter Arms
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12/31/2008 5:30 PM
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tommyn
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I have a SS 38 that is a fine carry pistol. I would buy another one.
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Re: Charter Arms
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12/31/2008 7:38 PM
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rupe
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I had an undercover .38spl that I carried for years as back up and off duty and it was a great little gun.
rupe
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Re: Charter Arms
[Re: rupe]
#43690
01/02/2009 12:20 AM
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RUG1
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Thank you, They look to be very light in their specs.and the price isn't to bad.
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Re: Charter Arms
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01/02/2009 1:33 AM
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GaryDowdy
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I had a .44 Bulldog and was suprisingly accurate. No problems; I wish I would've hung on to it.
Gary D. Dowdy
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Re: Charter Arms
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01/03/2009 4:48 PM
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bluecow
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reread garydowdy, same exact experiance. i just went to autos for c.c. makarov to be truthful.
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