#Charter arms revolvers junk mod#

The one thing I will say is that my local range has Charter Arms guns as their only available revolvers to rent, and they haven't fallen apart after months of hard use. Charter Arms in its current mode, build junk.They have been in and out of business several times and should stay out of business. 44 target bull dog w/ 4' tube for bear protection here on our outfit. After talking to the stud duck at the 'new' Charter Arms and being assured that all quality control problems were resolved I have ordered a.

#Charter arms revolvers junk mod#

PT92 series, 1911 series & Mod 85 revolver series) and some junk. Those were the CHARCOpistols, no wonder they went belly up. I realize that the company has had a bit of a shaky history until the 2000s and that some of the negativity stems from lousier quality control from their earlier. However, I've heard both good and bad stories about the guns. Now, this wouldn't be my first revolver, as I have a S&W Model 60-7 that I still love, but as I'm sure you know, once you get one gun your next thought turns towards getting another! I like the sound of their Police Undercover - a six-shot snubnose in stainless steel - but I don't want to shell out for a gun that's just going to end up going back to the factory for repairs.ĭo any of you guys have experiences - good or bad - with Charter Arms revolvers? I will say that I intend to shoot it and not just leave it as a seldom-used backup. In my years of retail firearms experience, I have found that Taurus builds some very good guns (ie. Charter Arms - quality or questionable For a while now I've been off-and-on considering getting a Charter Arms revolver. I realize that the company has had a bit of a shaky history until the 2000s and that some of the negativity stems from lousier quality control from their earlier era. 38 for pocket carry.For a while now I've been off-and-on considering getting a Charter Arms revolver. I will disclose that I am currently a huge fan of the used Ruger Security Sixes, for the money those are about the best revolver out there (for the money) and also the little light weight Smiths and Taurus in. There are just simply much better guns out there for the same money in my opinion. He took it right upstairs and traded it for something else.Īfter those two experiences (being my only with Charter Arms) a Charter Arms would have to be cheap for me to want to buy it. It has the look, feel and weight of a higher-caliber revolver, allowing you to gain proficiency while using relatively inexpensive. 22 Magnum, is a great introductory revolver for the novice shooter, or anyone who needs a low recoil revolver. Loaded with maximum features as follows: Caliber.308, 11 Short Barrel, A2 Flash hider, Para Folding stock, Lower rail hand guard, SAW Grip, Scope Mount. Charter’s versatile Pathfinder, available in. This is a fine Class III rifle that took us many months to obtain. We let two other people try it at the range and they couldn't either (one was an old marksman and the other was John who owned Gunny's at the time). Description: On Form 3 in South Carolina 29620. neither of us could hit a target at 7 yards with it. We both had Taurus and Ruger revolvers and the Pug seemed Ok and felt good. I'm no engineer and maybe that plastic was perfectly stress tested and I'm wrong but it just seemed to me another $3.00 or so would be better.Īlso one of my friends got a Charter Arms pug and he was estatic about it. As a side note I was comfortable carrying a 5 shot revolver until I was in Indianapolis waiting for someone and 3 guys walked by. 38 Undercover (3-4 years old) was my lady friend's gun, She hated the trigger saying it was too hard and gritty, I traded a Taurus 9mm for the revolver. There were two parts in it (but I don't remember what parts they were) that were regular plastic like a kids toy is made of and I remeber thinking for another $3.00 in parts this would be a nice gun. A Charter Arms for self defense is just fine if you want an overpriced show piece buy the Colt. 44 Bulldog is (I believe) of 80's vintage, Brutal to shoot but does what it's meant to do. And that’s all that matters, isn’t it SPECIFICATIONS: Model: 73820. Customers emerge from both establishments fat, happy and glad to be alive. Sure the food at Smith & Wollensky’s is better, but it costs more. It was a filthy mess so I took it completely apart and cleaned the internals as well. This Charter Arms revolver is a meat-and-potatoes revolver from your local diner. I had a friend whose husband passed away and after a a year or so I cleaned his old charter arms (it was probably late 90's, not that old) for her. I know Polymer is a plastic but it's a bit tougher then regular plastic. nobody has shown that Charter uses polymer/plastic at all.