Remember, that was 1979.įrom what I hear today, those working "executive protection" are armed to the teeth - all ready to face full-fledged fire-fights like what they see on television. Most of the others who I worked with carried small 9mm pistols, and of course, small. Yes, what today they call "executive protection" work. When I bought mine, I was working in the security field, and I had just been asked to do bodyguard work. Heck, I even chased a bear off with my Bulldog. Oh well, you have to be who you are!įor me, my Bulldog has been a companion in the city and in the mountains, camping, out four-wheeling back in the day, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, out finding cattle, and even on road trips into some very unfriendly places. It looks a lot like the one in the picture above with wooden grips. In fact, I've owned a Charter Arms Bulldog in. It is versatile in that it can be used for personal or home protection, camping and fishing, hiking, or atop a horse in the backcountry looking for cattle. 44 Special is known for its rugged reliability and stopping power. 44 Bulldog is considered Charter Arms' trademark weapon. And frankly, I can attest to its reliability and its durability. Charter firearms offer rugged, reliable, and affordable personal protection. Since most threats take place at a range of 10 feet or less, you need an effective response. And of course, I really like the fact that Charter Arms are 100% American made, using 100% American parts, and the company is 100% American owned. In fact, Charter invented the hammer block transfer bar safety system used by almost every revolver manufacturer out there.įor me, I like the wide trigger and hammer spur. That makes it the safest revolver design in the world.
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Of course, the completely blocked hammer safety system cannot fire unless the trigger is held in the full rear position. There is also the positive of all the barrels at Charter Arms line of pistols are machined with eight groves instead of six for higher velocity, flatter trajectory, and better accuracy. And as with any business that tries to right itself and gets back on its feet because of financial problems, the Bulldog has been produced by four different companies since it was released. That was the year that Charter Arms, the original Charter Arms, went bankrupt. But Charter Arms had to stop producing the Bulldog a few times since 1992. The Bulldog was a top-selling gun during the 1970s and 1980s in the United States. By the mid-1980s, more than half a million had been produced, and nearly 37,000 were being manufactured every year. Its design was the platform on which Charter Arms produces its line of affordable and reliable firearms. It became the basis of Charter Arms' success. The Undercover's high quality, lightweight, and reasonable price impressed law enforcement professionals and civilian gun owners alike. A unique hammer block safety system gave gun owners what still is unparalleled protection against an unintentional discharge. 38 special, five-shot revolver called "The Undercover." And at just 16 ounces, the new gun was the smallest, lightest steel-framed revolver in the world with the fewest moving parts. His mission was to produce a quality handgun that was both reliable and affordable. It was founded by gun designer Douglas McClenahan, who had previously worked for Colt, High Standard, and Sturm Ruger. So, where do you start when talking about an excellent firearm, especially a fantastic firearm that is as efficient for its purpose as one can get? How about we first talk about the company the makes it and go from there.Ĭharter Arms is a firearms company that started in 1964.
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