One of the best aspects of this little Charter Arms stainless concealed carry piece is its affordability. Let the records show that I do not have the combat grip, so I can’t really speak about it. That’s not the end of the world, because it can be adjusted a bit with the addition of an extended combat grip, available on the Charter Arms website. Because the overall empty weight is only 12 ounces, you’ll forget that it’s even there.īecause it’s so lightweight with a short grip, it can be a handful when shooting. You could literally get a Sticky Holster for it and drop it in your pocket. Finally, the revolver’s hammer is internal so it doesn’t snag on anything while on the draw. Second, the factory grip is short also, aiding in concealability. First, the barrel measures just two inches making it nice and short and easy to hide.
This little revolver is great for deep concealment for a couple of reasons. Not that big of a deal, but something to keep in mind. Sometimes, the recoil forces your trigger finger to bang into the smaller-than-usual trigger guard, and on more than one occasion at the range, I ended up with a bloody knuckle. Speaking of handling it, rapid fire is tricky when you’re first starting out because the grip is small and you do all you can to hold onto it. It is imperative, as with any firearm, that you practice shooting it, to know how it handles. I did, however, drop a couple shots because of the uber-long trigger, but they were still on target. Such a small firearm is a little uncomfortable for such large hands to shoot, but I was able to get by with head shots out to 15 yards. Then again, if it’s a self-defense sort of thing where you’re going up against an attacker or two, 5 shots of the moderately powered. The Charter Arms Off Duty revolver has a 5-shot capacity, so if you’re going up against an army of little green men from another world, you’re screwed. While this may be true for some women, it isn’t true for all of them, and the best bet is for you to let her pick out her own gun. What’s the point? You may have heard that double action only revolvers are great for women who’re starting out. I do want to state here that my wife is not an experienced marksman but was able to accurately shoot a semi-auto pistol the same day. The only way she was able to fire the weapon was with way too much finger on the trigger and she was inaccurate with it. I brought my wife to the range with me one time while shooting it and she wasn’t able to put that steady squeeze on it in an accurate fashion. The trigger does take some getting used to and isn’t for everybody. It has a long, double action only trigger pull as a safety feature. This particular revolver is chambered in. Even then, sometimes I use it as a backup. 38 Special.Ĭharter Arms makes a great revolver that only leaves my body when I strap a handgun with a high-capacity magazine to my waist. You can literally pull the gun from its holster, point, and shoot.
38 special is that you don’t have to be a master in order to defend yourself against an attacker. One of the nicest things about the Charter Arms. Some have said that revolvers are simple to use but difficult to master. If you’ve never had a revolver because they were just “too old-school” for you, maybe you should rethink it. Some people like to just point and shoot, without having to worry about such things as a safety, a slide, a magazine, feeding and ejecting problems. 38 special? For some gun carriers, the simplicity of a revolver is the best and only option for self-defense.
Why should you consider the Charter Arms Off Duty.
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