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lowercase · January 21, 2014, 08:34 PM

For the trigger:

Recommend just getting snap caps and dry firing the heck out it. That, and trips to the range will really help the trigger. Mine broke in quite nicely.

As far as durability, mine (a 2012 model) is holding up just fine. I practice with 240 grain cowboy action loads. Just remember to check the screws for tightness after shooting. Blue Loctite, or clear nail polish is your friend with a Charter.

January 21, 2014, 08:34 PM	#9
lowercase Senior Member Join Date: August 30, 2012 Posts: 287	For the trigger: Recommend just getting snap caps and dry firing the heck out it. That, and trips to the range will really help the trigger. Mine broke in quite nicely. As far as durability, mine (a 2012 model) is holding up just fine. I practice with 240 grain cowboy action loads. Just remember to check the screws for tightness after shooting. Blue Loctite, or clear nail polish is your friend with a Charter. Last edited by lowercase; January 21, 2014 at 09:02 PM.