Charter .44 Bulldog Grips
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I like it. Mine is stainless with Pachmayr’s.
I’d like to see a close up of the crest, looks like he did a nice job. Don’t know how much porting will help but it would be interesting to shoot mine then yours.
Don’t see many people doing that to the dog, but it’s nice to see people that like the design like I do and put that kind of work into one.
NICE
I’d like to see a close up of the crest, looks like he did a nice job. Don’t know how much porting will help but it would be interesting to shoot mine then yours.
Don’t see many people doing that to the dog, but it’s nice to see people that like the design like I do and put that kind of work into one.
NICE
lee n. field
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nice stocks
Jmcdaniel0
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Hops,
that is pretty sweet. I bought a bulldog this year and i use it as my primary carry... i just like the way it feels... Mine is the stock rubber grips. yours is a thing of beauty
that is pretty sweet. I bought a bulldog this year and i use it as my primary carry... i just like the way it feels... Mine is the stock rubber grips. yours is a thing of beauty
9ballbilly
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Very nice! My own CCW is a .44 bulldog blued 3". Congrats on yours!
That's a beauty PetahW. I think the Bulldog is the best carry revolver. It's not too big, yet packs plenty of punch.
Many years ago (1987-ish), a stranger out at the range let my shoot a cylinder's worth from his. I enjoyed shooting it. It was also the one and only time I took my father to the range, and he got to shoot it too. In fact, I think my dad liked it better than my gun lol.
Many years ago (1987-ish), a stranger out at the range let my shoot a cylinder's worth from his. I enjoyed shooting it. It was also the one and only time I took my father to the range, and he got to shoot it too. In fact, I think my dad liked it better than my gun lol.
Might as well add my old dog.
The expended bullets were silvertips when they first came out and you can see the year on the box.
30 years ago (photo was taken last year).
This was a prime carry gun for 20 years which you can tell from the beat up holster.
How many rounds? No idea but it’s still tight on lockup and never failed.
The expended bullets were silvertips when they first came out and you can see the year on the box.
30 years ago (photo was taken last year).
This was a prime carry gun for 20 years which you can tell from the beat up holster.
How many rounds? No idea but it’s still tight on lockup and never failed.
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POKEYJOE04
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I have an old dog too. It came with pretty wooden grips, but I changed them to the rubber baby buggy bumpers. Not nearly as pretty, but a lot more comfortable to shoot.