I recently bought one of those .22 LR Heritage Barkeeps, and the magnum cylinder. Cheap, inexpensive, value-priced, call it what you will. But, the .22 Rough Rider I bought for Sarah my daughter for Christmas when she was 16 or 15 has been very reliable and it hits pretty much which can you're aiming at within the 25 yard line. I bought it as a "walk the dog at night in my 'hood" change of pace gun. Give it away if I don't want it anymore. I read an article about the Charter Arms .41 Mag snubby. It seems like a nice little revolver for under $500. The author said it kicks more than the .357 magnums of similar offerings; less than .44 specials. Considering the power of a .357, the .41 doesn't seem to be on the top of one's list, but the price is just right for my poor self. They also have a .45 LC too, about the same price. And no big long cylinder for shot shells. Had I known, I may have bought one instead of the .22. (But for under $200, in this present gun market, for the price of a couple nice dinners, no problem.)
Is anyone familiar with this CA MagPug in .41 magnum caliber? While the Charter Arms product is not heirloom material, I don't recall any bad quality comments like the Taurus seems to attract. Also, like that .22, $450-475 for a walkin'thedog gun doesn't seem too far out for consideration.
Thanks, Jeff T.
Is anyone familiar with this CA MagPug in .41 magnum caliber? While the Charter Arms product is not heirloom material, I don't recall any bad quality comments like the Taurus seems to attract. Also, like that .22, $450-475 for a walkin'thedog gun doesn't seem too far out for consideration.
Thanks, Jeff T.
