The gun is a traditional double-action/single-action (DA/SA) design with an exposed hammer. The 2.5-inch barrel features a shrouded ejector rod with a fixed, serrated ramp front sight, and the fixed rear sight sports a generous notch. The stainless steel components have a matte finish, and the wraparound rubber grips have finger grooves.

This updated snubbie could be described as the default base model of current-production Bulldogs. I recently received a Bulldog Stainless Standard for review. funds being the only derail to the thought. Reading this Great review has me starting the search for another. Traded it away when I got back and have missed it since. Minute of Destructive Squirrel as a matter of fact. Carried that strongside the balance of the summer and found the Gold-Dots were pretty accurate. Finally located a box of CCI Blazer 200 Grain Gold-Dot in the Sportsman Warehouse in Wasilla. Called the better half and she sent me my SS Bulldog and Sourdough Pancake, but had trouble finding good. After a month of no Brown Bears ( found out from DFW & NPS that I was staying in the only place in Alaska without fish or Brown Bears. All I could find was W-W 255 Grain LFN in. I couldn't fly with much ammo, so I tried buying. 454 Casull that I carried crossdraw in a Sourdough. I had started the summer with a 5.5' Raging Bull in.

but I have had speedloaders on it I purchased off the S&S forum here prolly 4 years ago so it was a purchase I've wanted for awhile.ĭuring my summer gig on the Stampede trail in Alaska back in 2010, I wore one daily under a vest in a Simply Rugged Sourdough Pancake. Kind of looking at aftermarket grips for it. The only con I have is that the DA trigger is very LONG and doesn't break until the very very end of the pull, I may fit with a trigger shoe after I get more trigger time and if it wont hinder use with gloves. Short story though is I've been looking for a bulldog for sometime, I found one priced right and I'm happy with it overall. might have to do a wet pack test on it when it warms up with a few layers of denim in front. Realizing if I load some HP's they may need the velocity to function properly.but I can't imagine a DEWC not plowing through a good amount of tissue going that slow.

A older Hornady manual says I can push the load a little faster so I might try that. The 200gr WC's should fly about 700 FPS? I'm thinking out of that short barrel with the 5gr of red dot i'm loading behind it right now.

I have a swage die set on the way so soon I'll have more weight and nose options (Hp,solid etc). I have shot mostly 200gr DEWC's through it and a few jacketed 180gr HP's (mostly noslers). I got one a few months back as a carry option, and possible back up to my 29 4'.

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