I have carried semi-autos chambered for a variety of cartridges over the years.I recently managed to break a few bones and pull bones in both the shoulder joint and elbow completely out of their sockets. Everything is currently back in place, but for most purposes, the arm might as well not be there--and this will be the case for a while. I need a revolver that is easy to carry, open or concealed, and which can be shot one-handed.
MY grandson has a Charter Arms Bulldog in .44 Special that he bought from my ex-wife. I could probably talk him into loaning it to me for the duration, but he lives 900 miles or so away. I was wondering what else was available as a reasonable alternative--that can be concealed easily and which packs a bit more wallop than a .38 Special. Thanks for any ideas you might offer.
The Governor is bulky but surprisingly light for its size. There are a couple of good holsters available. Plenty of low-kicking 45 Colt rounds combined with .410 rounds for snakes or you can use it with cheaper 45 ACP and moon clips for a speedload without having to buy speedloaders. They're about $200 higher than when I paid full retail for the second one I saw, a few years back, but such is the way of the world right now. Big-bore...which you evidently favor.
