thinking about purchasing a charter pathfinder snubby
Does anyone have any experience with the charter 22lr pathfinder snubnose. I don't want to get into a debate about barrel lengths and manuf. preferences. I have several 22. I just want to know about charter quality. I personally do not know anything about them. I want to practice by keeping the ammo costs down. Should I buy the pathfinder for a little over 300 or spend it on 38 ammo and just shoot my s&w snub.
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The old Charter revolvers were fairly good. I haven't heard much if anything good about the newer versions. Everything I've read places them well below Taurus when it comes to QC...
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I've heard nothing but bad things about Charter arms, even from a fellow that endorses Bersa. I'd spend it all on ammo or just save up for something that would last you.
I have a circa 1978 3" pathfinder. It has been very reliable.
Looking to sell it for 275 to finance another purchase. E-mail me if interested. gilfo@aol.com
thinking about purchasing a charter pathfinder snubby
I'd spend it all on ammo or just save up for something that would last you.
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