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Most snub nose revolvers give you five or six rounds. The Walker gives you eight. Charter Arms took advantage of the slim .22 WMR case to fit three extra chambers into the cylinder without making the gun any wider, so you get real capacity in a package that still disappears under a light jacket. This Pink Lady version pairs a bright pink anodized aluminum frame with high polished stainless steel barrel and cylinder, and the result is a revolver that looks sharp without giving up anything in function.
At roughly 15 ounces with a 2 inch barrel and an overall length of 6.25 inches, this is a gun you stop noticing about five minutes after you holster it. The hammer is fully concealed inside the frame for double action only operation, which means nothing to snag on clothing during a draw and one consistent trigger pull every time. Fixed sights, a simple rear notch cut into the top strap, and a ramp front keep the sight picture clean and worry free. The compact rubber grips fit smaller hands especially well, and .22 WMR out of this platform produces very little recoil, so follow-up shots come quick and practice sessions stay pleasant.
Don't let the color fool you. Underneath the finish this is the same American-made Charter Arms design the company has built its reputation on, with a solid one-piece frame, three-point cylinder lock-up, and a stainless steel cylinder that handles magnum rimfire pressure with ease. Every Charter revolver is made in the USA and backed by the company's lifetime warranty.
This one makes a lot of sense for anyone who struggles with heavy recoil or stiff slides, for new revolver owners who want something simple to run and maintain, or for anyone who just wants a lightweight wheelgun with a bit of personality. Load it, carry it, and the double action trigger does the rest. It's a low-stress revolver that earns its spot in the rotation.
It comes down to the cartridge. The .22 WMR case is much slimmer than a .38 Special or .357 Magnum, so Charter Arms was able to machine eight chambers into a cylinder that's no wider than a typical five-shot centerfire snubbie. You get more rounds on tap without any extra bulk.
No, and that's by design. The hammer is fully enclosed inside the frame, so this revolver runs double action only. The upside is a completely snag-free profile that draws cleanly from a pocket, purse, or holster, plus the same trigger pull on every shot.
It's a popular pick for this role. The .22 Magnum runs noticeably hotter than standard .22 LR, with modern defensive loads built specifically for short barrels, and the recoil is mild enough that most people can shoot it quickly and accurately. For anyone with reduced hand strength or recoil sensitivity, it's a practical middle ground.
No. This model is chambered specifically for .22 WMR, and the magnum case is longer and slightly wider than .22 LR, so the shorter rounds won't chamber properly or safely. If you want the .22 LR version, Charter Arms builds The Walker in that chambering as a separate model.
| UPC | 678958523515 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 52351 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 2" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 WMR |
| Capacity | 8 |
| Color | Pink, Silver |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Double Action Only |
| Shipping Weight | 2.0 |
| Sights | Fixed Sights |
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