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Charter Arms revolvers are klunky inexpensive guns typically geographically limited to the New England states and intended for use by either crazy women in shooting Andy Warhol and the Scarsdale Diet doctor, or by use of the 'Son Of Sam' killer in New York City.

Really. See my Bulldog is an outstanding little carry piece. It's light, fast, has a nice smooth trigger pull in DA, and is eminently concealable. To each their own of course, but the new offerings from CA are nice little revolvers.

Taurus... well, I haven't really liked anything they've ever made.

Then you must not be a Smith and Wesson fan either. They're using the same equipment. I've never had a single quality issue with either line.

I don't think Taurus compares to S&W quality-wise, but I have heard that S&W has been degrading on quality lately.

I have a 686 Performance Center that I'm pretty sure that Taurus doesn't make a judgeworthy counterpart to. I say that if you're looking at a Taurus revolver, you're really looking at a Rossi.