Safestuffer
New member
I do too... But the Charter Arms Bulldog works well for that shelf gun or CC pocket gun. Just tucked away for that hopefully never needed incident. I have plenty of other .44 Specials to shoot 'frequently'. Buy a Ruger .44 Special GP-100, or .44 Special Flattop, or even some other brand if you want a gun to shoot a lot.
If I am going to carry a gun or trust my life to it as a defensive handgun, it needs to have a lifespan longer than 200 rnds of mild handloads. 200 rounds isn't even enough to become familiar with a gun, let alone proficient.