Charter Arms 44spl

[FPDDURAMAX]

What is a Charter Arms bulldog 44 spl. blue with I think a 3 or 4" barrel worth? Looks very good with very low round count!!!

 

[joed]

Sounds like you came across one of the older guns. I wouldn't buy it without seeing how it shoots first. At best it may be worth about $250, at least I wouldn't pay more then that.

 

[FPDDURAMAX]

It was my Aunts and she just passed away last month she carried it with for protection!!!!!

 

[mrjarrell]

Keep it, they're nice shooting pocket guns. Shoot first, contemplate a sale later.

 

[ChalupaCabras]

Charter Arms has a good reputation for reliability. They are solid little revolvers.

But you have to realize, they are low rent guns to begin with. It didn't cost more than $250 new, and it wouldn't cost any more than that to replace. ANY used gun is going to take a hit in resale value. $200 is a fair asking price for a used Charter Arms in my opinion.

Basically, you wont get enough money out of it to justify selling it. Its a solid little gun, but its just not worth much money on the open market. keep it for your own use, and enjoy shooting it.

 

[EdC]

Keep it, is my advice. BTW, does it have an ejector shroud? If it does not, for sure one of the older guns, and more reliable than the newer production.

 

[FPDDURAMAX]

Not sure on the ejector it was just offered to me in the estate but I am 2nd in line so I will see!!!

 

[Bucky623]

I say pounce on it. I have an older one (pre Charter 2000) that has been through the mill and still has pretty good lock up and a real good trigger. I really like it.

Bucky

 

[TheDude]

Keep it. The older guns are far more desireable to have anyway. I had a shorty bulldog and was a fantastic piece. Yeah, I sold it

 

[Bastispah]

Dad has had one for over 25 years, we have put thousands of rounds through it with no probs. i want to buy one myself.