Charter Arms Introduces snubby in .45 ACP

[Bawanna]

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I believe the quality of today's Charter Arms is far better than those of 30 years ago. The two I've purchased were well made, shot to POA, and were very reliable, except that my .44 had to go back to fix light primer strikes, once I got it back, it never failed me again. Customer Service is very responsive if you do have a problem. Not everyone can afford a Ruger or S&W revolver, so they fill a niche. I'd rather have a CA revolver than a Rossi or some of those cheap imports. I've had Taurus revolvers that have been good pistols too.
I'm on the Dan Wesson bandwagon now, and try to snatch up any reasonably priced ones I come across. They are getting scarce. Not the new ones, the older ones made in Monsoon.[/QUO




I'm on the Dan Wesson bandwagon now, and try to snatch up any reasonably priced ones I come across. They are getting scarce. Not the new ones, the older ones made in Monsoon.

Your sentence needs some political correctness, I was recently promoted to this position by the colonel, so I am correcting your above sentence. We no longer are supposed tocall illegal babies born in the cuntry as ANCHOR BABIES, so i think your sentence of "try to snatch up any resonabley price ones" should be changed to "try to buy up any resonably priced ones. Just sayin Just trying to avoikd a womens movement against you..

How am i doin colonel??

Good job! Keep it up.

[mr surveyor]

funny ..... no actually scary .... I understud every word ofit



jd