The Crimson Bulldog model features Crimson Trace lasergrips, which enables greater speed and accuracy. The small, lightweight, stainless steel frame, fixed front sight and tremendous stopping power make the .44 Bulldog the ultimate carry gun in a stainless finish. The Bulldog's 21 ounces make this a lightweight powerhouse, and the 2.5-inch barrel makes it one of the larger revolvers to qualify for conceal carry.
Specifications :
- 2.5" button-rifled and threaded barrel
- 8 grooves
- 5 round capacity
- Hammer block safety
- Single/double-action
- Crimson Trace lasergrip
- Stainless steel frame and finish
- Standard spurred hammer
- Fixed sights
- 3-point cylinder lock-up
- Protected ejector rod
- Ergonomically designed trigger
- 1-piece barrel, lug and sight
- 21 ounces
Caliber Dictionary
The Below Information Has Been Provided From Our Gun Caliber Dictionary And Is Meant For Informational Purposes Only. It Is Not Intended to Describe The Unique Specifications For This Ammunition.
The 44 Special (44 S&W Special) was developed by Smith & Wesson in 1907 and introduced in their New Century revolver in 1908. Although essentially a lengthed 44 Russian case, it was one of the first large-caliber revolver cartridges designed for smokeless powder, with a thick rim, heavy brass, and a 1.16-inch case. Bullet diameter is .429. The original load used a 246-grain bullet at 755 feet per second, slow but hard-hitting and2350 with an excellent reputation for accuracy. The 44 Special has continued in production and has recently seen a resurgence in popularity. 44 Special ammunition can be safely used in 44 Magnum revolvers for low-recoil practice. — Craig Boddington
