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Charter Arms Pitbull .40 S&W Revolver — 2.3″ Barrel, 5-Round

$507.85

5 in stock

Description

The Charter Arms Pitbull is a compact, five-shot .40 S&W revolver designed for straightforward carry and dependable everyday use. It features a 2.3″ barrel and a Black Nitride finish that increases surface hardness while reducing friction. The design incorporates a dual-coil spring extractor that aids cartridge insertion and retention for rimless .40 S&W rounds, allowing for simplified ejection and reloading without moon clips. Controls and ergonomics are optimized for practical handling with black finger-grooved rubber grips and fixed sights.

Key Specifications

  • The action is Double / Single Action.
  • The caliber is .40 S&W.
  • The barrel measures 2.30 inches.
  • The capacity is 5 rounds.
  • The finish is Black Nitride.
  • The frame material is Stainless Steel with a Black Nitride+ finish.
  • The weight is 20 oz.
  • The grip is Black finger-grooved rubber.
  • The sights are Fixed.
  • The overall length is 7.32 inches.

With a short barrel, robust finish, and straightforward mechanism, the Pitbull offers a practical option for shooters seeking a compact revolver for everyday carry or as a compact backup. The extractor’s dual-coil spring system simplifies loading and ejection of rimless .40 S&W cartridges, and the combination of steel frame, polymer-friendly grips, and fixed sights emphasizes durability and ease of use. This model focuses on reliable, no-nonsense performance in a small-package revolver.

Additional information

UPC

678958640205

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

64020

Action

ATF Type

Revolver

Barrel Finish

Black Nitride

Barrel Length

2.3"

Caliber/Gauge

.40 S&W

Capacity

5

Length

7.12

Package Height

8.0

Package Width

3.0

Product Type

Revolver

Safety

Transfer Bar

Shipping Weight

2.4

Sights

Fixed

Sights Type

Fixed Sights

Units per Box

1

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