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Per capita, San Bernardino rivals Chicago in homicide rate per 100K population. Moreno Valley and Perris (garden spots in my old duty county) keep right up. Always a party.Quite a loadout!
Per capita, San Bernardino rivals Chicago in homicide rate per 100K population. Moreno Valley and Perris (garden spots in my old duty county) keep right up. Always a party.Quite a loadout!
We're living the Chinese Curse these days for sure. "May you live in interesting times".Per capita, San Bernardino rivals Chicago in homicide rate per 100K population. Moreno Valley and Perris (garden spots in my old duty county) keep right up. Always a party.
True. Things have been seen that can't be unseen. Or ignored.It's kinda second nature after so many years of living in and around it. You do likewise.
In my part of the world (Texas) the Charter and Taurus revolvers have only appeal to the budget minded folks. Don't know about any other part of the cosmos.
I agree every word you wrote and even think the comment that a Charter Arms revolver is "the Yugo of off-duty guns" is not too far off the mark.I would agree. A retired cop mentor of mine once referred to the Charters as "the Yugo of off-duty guns." Maybe their quality is better now.
A factor which I think speaks volumes is that I do not know a single working professional gunsmith who will work on either a Charter or a Taurus.
I cannot speak to how well the companies back up their warranties or the quality of repairs and customer service. I have no trouble finding several gunsmiths who do excellent good work repairing even 100-year-old Colts and S&Ws.
I just wonder how many Charters and Taurus revolvers will still be in use 100 years from now?
the 38 S&W is no slouch for CC!... My wife uses a S&W 38 S&W terrior! Mod 32 2" barrel and she shoots it with gusto!...
She can shoot that double action at 10 yards better then I can shoot it single action!