My dad has this old Charter Arms .38spl snubbie that just sits in his closet. I remembered he had it today so I dusted it off and fondled it, dry-fired it a couple of times and WOW.
The single action trigger pull is nice! I cleaned it up, oiled it and went to the range. It reminded me of why I never bring it out. I can't hit crap with it. After about 10 yards they're not called groups anymore. But I absolutely loved the way the trigger broke, even though I was just missing horribly.
Now I'm wondering if revolvers usually have better trigger pulls than semi-automatics because this gun is by no means a looker. It looks like it needs TLC etc.
The single action trigger pull is nice! I cleaned it up, oiled it and went to the range. It reminded me of why I never bring it out. I can't hit crap with it. After about 10 yards they're not called groups anymore. But I absolutely loved the way the trigger broke, even though I was just missing horribly.
Now I'm wondering if revolvers usually have better trigger pulls than semi-automatics because this gun is by no means a looker. It looks like it needs TLC etc.