In the 1970's I owned a .44 Bulldog that was a great gun.
To my regret, I sold it.
I now own a stainless Bulldog that is less than a good gun.
I have had to return it to the factory 3 times for repairs.
This last time was strike three. I will no longer carry it.
It does not stand up to use. If I carry a gun, I practice
with it. This Bulldog can not take being fired much.
It seems to be one of those guns that was designed to be
carried a lot but fired little.
I switched from a semi-auto that was giving me trouble to
this revolver, hoping it would be trouble-free. It wasn't.
So, I'll go back to a .45auto.
Maybe you'll get lucky. I didn't.