There are guns that can do a little bit of everything and there are guns that are very purpose built. I believe the new Charter Arms Mag Pug in .41 Magnum is a purpose built revolver. Initial Thoughts The five shot cylinder held up well over 150 rounds with no problems with no lock up or…
Revolvers chambered in auto loading cartridges is really nothing new, but the vast majority use moon clips to hold the rounds in place since auto loaded cartridges are not rimmed. The Pitbull uses tabs machined into the star ejector to catch the extractor groove. Now the cartridge still headspaces off the case mouth but the…
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…
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