emilianoksa
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A shipment of these has just arrived in one of the gunshops.
Most are stainless, and in 22lr, although there also 38sp. It's the 22 I'm interested in, since, in these days of austerity, that's the caliber I shoot more than anything else.
They come with two and four inch barrels and hold six rounds in the cylinder.
They look about J frame size.
I can't afford a Smith and Wesson, so I bought a Kora Brno Czechoslovakian revolver in 22lr. They aren't available in the States, but are very populary in Europe, partly because they are relatively inexpensive. So far, it seems like a reasonable gun. It's about K frame size and holds eight shots in the cylinder. I haven't noticed that it's less accurate than an S&W 617 (range gun), though the build quality is clearly inferior. Don't know how long it will last, as the frame is alloy, ( the cylinder is blued but the frame is painted) but the Czechs have long and distinguished history of gun production.
Does anyone know anything about the Charter Arms?
I'm interested because they're American made, and have a steel frame.
Most are stainless, and in 22lr, although there also 38sp. It's the 22 I'm interested in, since, in these days of austerity, that's the caliber I shoot more than anything else.
They come with two and four inch barrels and hold six rounds in the cylinder.
They look about J frame size.
I can't afford a Smith and Wesson, so I bought a Kora Brno Czechoslovakian revolver in 22lr. They aren't available in the States, but are very populary in Europe, partly because they are relatively inexpensive. So far, it seems like a reasonable gun. It's about K frame size and holds eight shots in the cylinder. I haven't noticed that it's less accurate than an S&W 617 (range gun), though the build quality is clearly inferior. Don't know how long it will last, as the frame is alloy, ( the cylinder is blued but the frame is painted) but the Czechs have long and distinguished history of gun production.
Does anyone know anything about the Charter Arms?
I'm interested because they're American made, and have a steel frame.
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