Charter Arms Bulldog vs Taylor's & Company Runnin' Iron

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Revolver Charter Arms Bulldog Taylor's & Company Runnin' Iron
Summary
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Rank
#20993
#23664
Action Single/Double Single
Caliber .44 Special .45 Colt
Capacity 5 6
Finish Black
Gun Type Revolver
Sights Fixed Fixed
Barrel Length 2.5" 4.75"
Grip Checkered
Details
Brand Charter Arms Taylor's & Company
Reviews See 18 Reviews See 4 Reviews
Prices
MSRP $482.29 $643.00
Used Price $337.60 $450.10
Sale Price $434.06 $578.70

Revolvers Descriptions

Charter Arms Bulldog

Known for its rugged reliability and stopping power, Charters Bulldog is a versatile revolver for personal or home protection. With a barrel length of 2.5, this .44 Special is one of the larger revolvers to qualify for concealed carry. This safe, reliable revolver is powerful enough for serious home protection, but has the size and functionality for effective concealed carry! If you are looking for a safe, reliable revolver powerful enough for serious home protection, but with the size and functionality for effective concealed carry, Charters .44 Special is an outstanding double-duty choice for the job.

Taylor's & Company Runnin' Iron

Taylor's & Co. is proud to offer the Runnin' Iron, a light, efficient, balanced single-action pistol designed specifically for the sport of mounted shooting. Offered in stainless steel or blue finish, the Runnin' Iron features a low and wide hammer spur, a wide trigger, second-generation transverse cylinder pin latch, crescent-style ejector rod, reduced-power spring kit, and extra clearance at the front and rear of the cylinder. These features make the Runnin' Iron the lightest and most efficient mounted shooting gun on the market. These Runnin' Iron models have one-piece, gunfighter-style grips in checkered walnut. The Runnin' Iron comes ready to shoot, out of the box, with no additional modifications needed.

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