Charter Arms introduced the five shot .44 S&W Special, Boomer, which is based on their Bulldog, which I reviewed about two years ago. You can read that review by following this link. The Boomer differs from the traditional Bulldog in that it is double action only, is ported, and does not have a front sight….
.44 Smith and Wesson Special ballistic test The .44 Smith and Wesson, based off the .44 Russian was introduced in 1907 for the Smith and Wesson New Century Revolver. Truthfully the .44 Special was nothing special at it’s inception. With similar ballistics and accuracy of the .44 Russian using the then new smokeless propellant. It…
Charter Arms Bulldog. 44 Special revolver, a guard dog in your pocket. With all the new fangled miniature auto loaders for concealed carry available today it is tough to beat a snub nose revolver chambered in a cartridge that is loaded with a big heavy slow bullet. Short barreled revolvers suffer from velocity loss more…
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