Charter Arms Bulldog 34431

This firearm represents the return of one of Charter Arms most popular classics, since 1973, and I've wanted to own one since then. Having ordered and received my BullDog Classic .44 from Bud's Gun Shop in a timely manner; after a visit with it to the ran

It was my first time purchasing online. Did quite a bit of research and have only read positive reviews. Chatted online with a Buds rep who explained the purchasing process which was easy. rnrnSelected firearm, then FFL and completed purchase. 5 worki

I always wanted one of these, and it has lived up to expectations! A large bore in a light package; has a smooth trigger pull with little or no creep, and it pretty much hits where you aim. What more can you ask for? Excellent service from Bud's!!

I had one of these back in 1981 but this gun is much more pretty. The bluing on this gun is excellent and the craftsmanship is excellent. Accuracy at 7 yards with PMC was 3-inch groups. Now the bad news. The gun was hanging up every 4th round regardless

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I have a 4" target bulldog 44 spl that I have had since about 1978. It has never malfunctioned & that large hole in the muzzle has kept me out of trouble several times - never underestimate the power of intimidation!

I owned a Chater Arms .44 Special 3” Bulldog back in the late 80’s but sold it for some stupid reason. I recalled it as a very potent lightweight big bore revolver. In subsequent years I came to understand that Charter Arms had discontinued the Bulldog 3”

I ordered my Bulldog Classic and picked it up from my FFL a week later. Buds did a great job with communication via email about the purchase and shipping. This is not my first Charter Arms revolver, so I knew what to expect. Charters are not as smooth as

this gun is a great buy. quality is very good and shoot to the point of aim. i am very very pleased.thax buds for great service.

Nice Revolver with retro looks. Good bluing and shoots good. Shoots a little low like all my Charter Arms, but easy to compensate for. The frame is machined even with the back strap and very few sharp edges. The grips are pretty, but some sadist left a sh

The only negative is that the revolver arrived with rubber grips and not wood as shown in the picture. There are some minor areas of missed bluing (on the trigger guard and the shell ejector), but all in all a good value for the money. Seems to be well ma

Its not a bad revolver nor is it a great one. The finish is a little on the hit and miss side. Some of the bluing is a little thin in some of the areas, frame and cylinder. The sights are crude. The front sight isn't flat on top, one edge is higher than t

I just came back from the range after putting about a 100 rounds through my 3" blued Bulldog .44 Special. More about that in a moment. First, right out of the box I found a very handsome, lightweight, and ergonomic (to my hand) revolver. As I checked it