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				|  Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 11:10 pm    Post subject: New Blade Runner Blaster 'core': The .44 Special Bulldog |   |  
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				| Hope this is the right forum for this, however it isn't a prop, but definitely related to Blade Runner props! 
 Looks like the 'core' of Dekard's gun is back in production.  The .44 Special Bulldog pug available in blue and silver, now with a "DAO hammer" option for that streamlined look.  I heard this company filed chapter 11 several years ago! I guess they are back.
 
 review (with regular hammer):
 http://www.gunsandammomag.com/ga_handguns/ga_charterarms_0801/
 
 website's DAO version:
 http://www.charterfirearms.com/products/Charter_Bulldog_74421.html
 
 I've never shot a .44 special round before do they kick like .40 s&w? Man, I'd love to have a Blade Runner blaster I can take to the firing range!  When I think of futuristic handguns, I think of the SOCOM
 http://www.hkpro.com/socom.htm
 or this interesting russian gun
 http://world.guns.ru/handguns/hg49-e.htm
 anyone know of any other futuristic handguns out there?
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				|  Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 10:11 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Charter arms was bought by another company (Interarms I believe, or maybe Mil-Tech) and production started on new models of guns a few years ago. The hammerless models were available back in the day as well. 
 The new models are beefier and have better grips that the older ones.
 
 Firing a 44 special is like firing a hot 357 load, but isn't quite as powerful as a 44 magnum. It's not like firing 40s&w at all. The guns CA makes ends to be light, so they have some kick to them. Nothing you can't control though.
 
 
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				| I think the movies have done a lot to make people think that large calibers like the .44 and .357 have this massive recoil. Not to say it  doesn't kick a bit, but its not going to break a wrist or anything like that. _________________
 
   
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