Note on speed loaders, the HKS loaders for this that I got both hold the rounds loosely, and they rattle.įirst Generation Charter Arms revolvers: will have Bridgeport or Stratford CONN. I currently use PMC 180 grain JHP's for carry. It showed almost no signs of use.įor practice try the 44 special cowboy loads, they are normally loaded light. I believe that the one I bought was purchased by someone who put 2 cylinders full of the hottest loads he could find through it, said F this, and got rid of it. Nor do I believe that it will hold up well to use like that. It is not the gun to get if you want to go to the range and shoot 500 rounds at a time. With hot loads it is not pleasant to shoot. It is designed to provide maximum power in a small frame snubnose revolver.
I do not consider the Charter a range gun. I will throw in something that I also say about my kel-tec p3at's. It is not fully up to a Smith, but I like it much better than the original 44 bulldog I had years ago.
I got it used at a show for $217 out the door. I have a stainless Charter 2000 bulldog pug.
