Videos tagged with Stratford Connecticut

This video provides an update on a Charter Arms revolver collection, focusing on 'pattern collecting' by acquiring multiple firearms of the same brand. The presenter details specific models, including various Undercover and Pathfinder variants, and a Bulldog. Key information includes manufacturing locations (Stratford, Bridgeport, Shelton, CT), approximate production years, and some specific features like bobbed hammers and adjustable sights. The presenter notes the budget-friendly, lightweight, and concealable nature of Charter Arms revolvers, while also cautioning against specific older production years (CHRC0, Charter 2000).

This video details the break-in process for a New Old Stock (NOS) 1981 Charter Arms Undercover revolver. The reviewer highlights the excellent condition of the firearm, noting its original box, paperwork, and receipt from 1981. The firearm is being fired for the first time with reloaded ammunition, specifically 158-grain lead round nose and hollow point bullets loaded with Silhouette powder.

This video showcases two Charter Arms Undercover revolvers, highlighting them as a staple for American concealed carry since 1964. The presenter details a newly acquired stainless steel model from the late 70s/early 80s and expresses a preference for older Stratford, Connecticut-made Charter Arms revolvers due to their perceived superior quality, fit, and function, particularly appreciating the unshrouded ejector rods. While newer models are acknowledged as affordable and reliable, the presenter finds their finish less appealing, noting that stainless models can be difficult to clean, a point previously discussed in their Pathfinder videos.