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I'd rather have a Taurus, than a Charter Bulldog. Check it over real good.

LARPing? (A TeeVee tie in, for folks that're into that kind of thing. Strikes me, though, that this could be a really good base gun for a suppressed PCC SBR. )

Give it a year, for first purchasers to find problems.

Is it designed ground up as a .40, or is it a .40 version of a 9mm? The G3C is more appropriately compared with the G27, the "baby Glock". Why the Glock 22, and not the 23? Gen 5, or an earlier generation?

Aliengear? Anyways... Adding a trigger guard style laser to anything is going to make your holster search much harder. Very few good options. "Rehome" the CT Laserguard. Without it you'll have a lot of options.

For about a year now, a Taurus 856. Got a deal on a used one about this time last year. I retired the Taurus 605 I had been carrying. One more round, and I very seldom shot .357 through the 605. About half the time since this corrupt stupid state lost in federal court and had to give us CCW...

Just buy the spurless hammer straight from Charter and install it. It's literally a five minute job.

The one remaining is $299, which is not a screaming good deal for a 605. It's a little older gun, not having the pinned front sight.

limp wristing?

No, but... Replace the slide stop, or think of it as "a feature".

only in a 5 shot snub. No need.

Pick one. LCR is comparable to an Airweight S&W.

Wise.

Those magazines have a button that sticks out the side. I use the back edge of a a blade on my pocket knife to hold that down.

No, just the one that's always on me.

https://www.taurusarmed.net/forums/taurus-revolvers.13/ A pinned thread in the revolver subforum of Taurusarmed.net, on dating Taurus revolvers. There's a serial number chart in there. And, to complicate things, the serial number system changed 4 or 5 years ago.

Sounds good, and I would not expect flame cutting on that revolver. .357 is indeed a handful. I suspect the relatively few I have shot through mine are the reason it's sloppyier than yours is (from your destiption). So you haven't shot snubbies yet. They are like that. Don't bother with a...

Your current perceived needs are met. Don't worry about it. On the internet one sees a lot of chatter about "stryker vs. hammer!". A lot of what's alleged is not unique to one over the other. Gun enthusiasts, such as folks that post on forums, tend to try to optimize. They'll spend...

I am starting to view durable good (like the .357 lever gun I just ordered) as "something my heirs will have to deal with".

Depends on the gun. Practically, I've noticed that I stop worrying about magazines when I have 8. Depends to, on how scarce and expensive the magazines are, and if the gun is going to be actually carried. (And, these days I'm mostly carrying one revolver or another, so "magazines" is moot...