I asked Charter Arms when they were coming out with the 9mm, here's their response.
"Thank you for your email regarding our new Pitbull rimless revolver series! The .40 cal S&W is currently available and shipping. We will be releasing the 9mm in March-April of 2012. The .45 will probably not be available until the end of 2012 at the earliest."
The only part of what you said that I agree with is the revolver is made in the USA.
"Made well," "reliable," do not go with the revolver I was shooting.The thing is crude, the timing was off on one cylinder and the cylinder was not even perfectly round. Returned for replacement, I still had high hopes but returned the second for similar defects; returned for refund.
I am very interested in this revolver but I do not know how I feel about Charter Arms, everyone I have spoken with gives me mixed reviews on the product reliability, quality of parts-frame, but I am a fan of the .40s&w round so I may buy this for the collection just on the "Coolness" factor.. Thanks for the great review !!
@Wrothpestilence SO WRONG......... But so true! It seems like a great concept, especially for guys like me who carry a .40S&W as their main CHL/CCW/Concealed weapon(XDM Compact in a CrossBreed), then have this in my Galco Classic Lite shoulder rig I use for my PF9 and just switch the holster/mag carrier out... Although, I'm betting if I wait a couple month's or so, and S&W will come out with their own improved version(which'll probably/HOPEFULLY be a 6-shot)! I'm waiting, cant lie I'm a S&W guy!
at first i looked at it, and it just said .40, with no S&W on the gun. Never seeing a .40S&W
was like let me go look, was shocked. Never seen it before. IT has moon clips. Seems like a lot of trouble to me. Would rather stick with a classic cartridge revolver myself. But my pops likes it, so be it.
Well YOU seem to have a personal problem with the Charters HYBRIDCOMBATIVES. They seem to work great for everybody else, so why don't you leave your complaining ion your head, where it belongs. Charter arms make some great guns. Don't bash them. Oh, and watch your mouth.
Been waiting YEARS for this, it kept getting delayed.
The extraction looks buttery smooth, I think these are going to be a huge success for them if they hold up well.
Im not at all interested in the .40, but the 9 and .45 should be coming and I want one of both of those, I just hope they hurry up, But at least with the 40 out we know they are at least capable of actually making them and it's not just hype that never materializes, which quite frankly I figured it was having so many delays.
This is a modern take on a classic self-defence weapon. My colleague has a collection of around 200 of such 'Bulldog' type revolvers, dating from the 1870's and onwards, in various calibres. It is an idea that works, and works better now that modern steels are used, enabling the manufacturers to use modern cartridges which are far ballistically superior to something like .442 Webley or .450 Adams. And it will work! As you say, 5 sure shots is probably enough...
Apparently there are Tuff Quick Strips molded to hold .40 S&W cases, so you can reload the Pit Bull quickly without the convenience of moon clips or HKS-style speed loaders.
Hey Jeff, you've always have had positive things to say about Charter Arms revovlers, but the reviews I've been reading have been sub-par. What's the whole story?
@farrgone I have also owned a couple and they have been "A" revolvers for what they are made for, which is serious business self defense. They are not created to be barbeque guns or range guns or target guns. But they ARE for concealable, surprise, big bore shots in self defense.
@Gunblastdotcom So, Jeff, do you make an explicit point to only review good guns? it's just that you never seem to give guns a bad review, so i just assumed it was only legitimately good guns that you reviewed.
are these revolvers torture tested? i'm concerned about those protrusions that hold the rimless cartridges in place. if they're spring mounted, wont they stick at at a crucial time?the rounds will fall right through the other end of the cylinder. and are there speedloaders for these?
The cartridges cannot fall through, as they still headspace on the cartridge case mouth contacting the shoulder on the chamber throat. The extractor engagements are for extraction only. To the best of my knowledge, no one is making speed loaders for them yet.
Thanks Jeff, I've been waiting for any footage on this revolver. Maybe not a range gun but certainly an effective self-defense setup for your pocket. Great.
@dulan35 yep. They are. Save your money for S&W 325 or 625. I have the Pitbull in .40 S&W. and it is basically a piece of shit. Charter Arms is deceptive in its description. So I'll give you the real deal. The grip frame and trigger guard are aluminum alloy NOT steel. The lock-up is poor and the whole gun is rickety. Poor fit and finish and feels like a toy in the hand. My Ruger SP101 is my daily carry and is unquestionably superior in EVERY possible measure. Dont waste your time/money.
I've had an undercover for a lot longer than I'd care to admit, it'll do what you want it do 5 times in a row every time you reload it. I remember their first go round with the 9mm Pit Bull, Charter Arms has had their problems in the past but so has every gun mfg. , looks like a good option especially with the Buff Bore, but then again I'm a 10mm fan.
@CrudeShooter45 It's true there was a time years back when the product was not up to snuff. The company has reorganized since then. I've found their stuff these days to be solid value for the money.
Now if they'd just come out with the Bulldog Classic already...
@CrudeShooter45 you are correct. Many people ,for what ever reason, try to convince themselves that they are a quality product which is absolute bullshit. I am not a gun reviewer so i don't give a shit about stepping on toes. I am a shooter so I'll call'em like I see em, and Charter Arms are junk just like Hi-point and Lorcin. I have owned them including the bulldog and the Pitbull and wouldn't trust them for defensive carry. Spend your money on a proven design like Ruger or S&W.
I was finally able to convince my ex-wife (we were married at the time) to get her concealed carry license and to carry a gun for self protection. We ended up getting her a 9mm revolver. It was a S&W model 940. A really nice little stainless steel J-Frame. That was a very unique little revolver. I liked it very much. We were married for almost twenty years. And to this day, I still miss that revolver :-) If charter comes out with one of these in 9mm and it gets good reviews, I will buy one.
@TheYankeeMarshal As a long time Colt & Smith fan also, I can attest to the quality of the new CA's, I own two and have yet to have an issue, when this comes out in 45acp I will be the first in line.
@moviking yea if you like cheap aluminum milling, poor steel casting, lots of end shake, lots of cylinder play, poor lockup, fragile crane, poor fitting grips. List goes on. Yes I have one, I don't know why. But I damn sure dont EDC it. That duty falls to a real quality revolver the Ruger SP101.
I know the owner of Charter Arm's, they are out of Shelton, CT. He's a real cool guy I've been up to High Rock Gun Club in Naugatuck, CT with him on Coyboy Action Sundays, but that "Pit Bull" for they price they sell for you can't beat it very accurate. I was debating on picking on up, but because of cash flow at the moment, I can't.
Good looking is relative. Good looking or not, keep up your no nosense reviews and videos. Bless you young man and thank you. I appreciate what you do.
And I am kind of jealous of your facial hair. I am part native American and cant grow a beard worth a darn. Anyway thank you and I want to thank you for what you do.
The guns have different designs and different manufacture methods, so comparing "quality" depends upon your standards. The Charter has a more utilitarian finish, with the S&W being "prettier", for lack of a better word. However, both work very well, and are very reliable.
I'd like to see one of these in 9mm, too. The only 9mm revolvers I've seen lately are the Blackhawk .357/9mm Convertible and Taurus snubbie (whatever model number it is), but loading and unloading on those is kind of a chore. Having a DA revolver loads/unloads a rimless cartridge the same as it would a rimmed cartridge would be great. Made in the USA, too! Would also make an excellent trail gun with some CCI shotshells since the lower recoil won't make it jam after every shot. ME WANT!
@darkwriter77 To my knowledge, they fully intend on bringing a 9mm revolver to the market soon, but they wanted to get the .40 out first to serve the LEO market. Speculation on my part, but I suspect that the 9mm will be out within the year and will use the smaller Undercover frame instead of borrowing the Bulldog frame as they did with this revolver.
Why do I want one of these? I know it is completely useless since I have tons of revolvers that are better at every task you could ask of them. Still, I kind of want one.
Nice group champ, well done. Carter products are getting sweeter as time rolls on, I am impressed. 10mm Buffalo +P would be a challenge. Stay sharp, watch your corner and live long!
Is the cylinder of the .40 S&W the same size as the .44 spl? If so I can't see giving up my .44 spl Bulldog Pug for a smaller diameter round. To each their own. Great review as always Jeff.
i like it,might even look into buying one since 40SW and 9MM is all I reload and I never liked a 9MM wheelgun but 40 seems like a nice match up and I have some great 40 loads that should replicate a MAG pretty good :)...Wonder if they make a Blued version..Thx jeff for picking a gun that no one else would have to review.......
Every time I hear about the Charter Arms Pitbull I think of David Berkowitz (Son of Sam), who made the Pitbull famous by using one chambered in .44 Special on his victims in the mid-70s. The Pitbull was known for it's reliability, simplicity, accuracy, as well as its cheap price tag.
Oh I'm making a video series to fight gun laws.I'm doing it for Tom from Weaponseducation.I have one vid discussing the magazine capacity laws, one vid discussing the weapons acessories laws, one vid that discusses the North Hollywood Shootout (in particular the fact the LA PD borrowed guns to fight the last robber).I have several more vids n the series to come.Good gun laws vs stupid gun laws, fear mongering.I need as many ppl to watch them as possible.Like you to see & share them
@morisato54 Well, one can hope, it would be a great ccw piece, carrying a 1911 concealed can be a pita, especially while sitting (driving) alott of times I use a 357 snubbie now but I'll always be a huge 45acp fan .
Well, Charter has definitely staked out a new area of the market. People do love the .40S&W round. I hope it's a successful gun, if only because it's a decent replacement for .44 Special.
@Gunblastdotcom hmm, maybe it's an adevrtisment trick or it is very slightly overpressured, the grains/velocity stats are pretty close to "normal" .40s&w loads. I really don't know for sure but it sounds strange to me. Anyway this is a great review of a very innovative handgun, keep up the good work sir!
I asked Charter Arms when they were coming out with the 9mm, here's their response.
"Thank you for your email regarding our new Pitbull rimless revolver series! The .40 cal S&W is currently available and shipping. We will be releasing the 9mm in March-April of 2012. The .45 will probably not be available until the end of 2012 at the earliest."
dea357 1 day ago
The only part of what you said that I agree with is the revolver is made in the USA.
"Made well," "reliable," do not go with the revolver I was shooting.The thing is crude, the timing was off on one cylinder and the cylinder was not even perfectly round. Returned for replacement, I still had high hopes but returned the second for similar defects; returned for refund.
mongosafariadventure 4 days ago
I own many Charter revolvers, and none have shown any defects.
jeff
Gunblastdotcom 3 days ago
I am very interested in this revolver but I do not know how I feel about Charter Arms, everyone I have spoken with gives me mixed reviews on the product reliability, quality of parts-frame, but I am a fan of the .40s&w round so I may buy this for the collection just on the "Coolness" factor.. Thanks for the great review !!
tReNhEx100 1 week ago
Son of Sam did very well with a Charter Arms revolver.
Wrothpestilence 4 weeks ago
@Wrothpestilence SO WRONG......... But so true! It seems like a great concept, especially for guys like me who carry a .40S&W as their main CHL/CCW/Concealed weapon(XDM Compact in a CrossBreed), then have this in my Galco Classic Lite shoulder rig I use for my PF9 and just switch the holster/mag carrier out... Although, I'm betting if I wait a couple month's or so, and S&W will come out with their own improved version(which'll probably/HOPEFULLY be a 6-shot)! I'm waiting, cant lie I'm a S&W guy!
reeseman67 6 days ago
Jeff where is your eye protection???
dcarpen1 1 month ago
my dad just picked up a taurus .40 405 5 shot
at first i looked at it, and it just said .40, with no S&W on the gun. Never seeing a .40S&W
was like let me go look, was shocked. Never seen it before. IT has moon clips. Seems like a lot of trouble to me. Would rather stick with a classic cartridge revolver myself. But my pops likes it, so be it.
bottle2lip 1 month ago
outstanding visuals and closeups, good no-nonsense review. keep up the excellent work.
ommaigod 1 month ago
Well YOU seem to have a personal problem with the Charters HYBRIDCOMBATIVES. They seem to work great for everybody else, so why don't you leave your complaining ion your head, where it belongs. Charter arms make some great guns. Don't bash them. Oh, and watch your mouth.
223remsucks 1 month ago
Been waiting YEARS for this, it kept getting delayed.
The extraction looks buttery smooth, I think these are going to be a huge success for them if they hold up well.
Im not at all interested in the .40, but the 9 and .45 should be coming and I want one of both of those, I just hope they hurry up, But at least with the 40 out we know they are at least capable of actually making them and it's not just hype that never materializes, which quite frankly I figured it was having so many delays.
opisex 2 months ago
This is a modern take on a classic self-defence weapon. My colleague has a collection of around 200 of such 'Bulldog' type revolvers, dating from the 1870's and onwards, in various calibres. It is an idea that works, and works better now that modern steels are used, enabling the manufacturers to use modern cartridges which are far ballistically superior to something like .442 Webley or .450 Adams. And it will work! As you say, 5 sure shots is probably enough...
TheLegumMagister 2 months ago
i wonder why they would not make it 10mm. / .40 s&w
stauntonrivrat 3 months ago
The 10mm is a high-pressure cartridge, and the cylinder walls are pretty thin.
Gunblastdotcom 3 months ago
Apparently there are Tuff Quick Strips molded to hold .40 S&W cases, so you can reload the Pit Bull quickly without the convenience of moon clips or HKS-style speed loaders.
VanDaRifleman 3 months ago
@VanDaRifleman bianchi speed strips in 38/357 work as well.
HYBRIDCOMBATIVES 1 month ago
Hey Jeff, you've always have had positive things to say about Charter Arms revovlers, but the reviews I've been reading have been sub-par. What's the whole story?
farrgone 4 months ago 3
My experience has been very good, using Charter revolvers for over three decades. I own several, and have never had a problem.
jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
@farrgone Can you list some url's for the "sub-par" reviews?
russelliquick 3 months ago
@farrgone I have also owned a couple and they have been "A" revolvers for what they are made for, which is serious business self defense. They are not created to be barbeque guns or range guns or target guns. But they ARE for concealable, surprise, big bore shots in self defense.
EL3minutero 3 weeks ago
Nice for shooting the Bengal tigers of Ohio I'll bet. :)
hangemhigh2000 4 months ago
That was a tragic waste of some fine game animals.
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago 2
YOU HAVE SOME Ballz with that beard, OhhRAhh, NICE video! Thank you
sonebezi 4 months ago
I would love one of those in 45acp :-)
SavedByGraceMan 4 months ago
So, If you wanted to use Full Moon Clips in this gun could you? I think there's a definite advantage, and gained ease in reloading when using them.
shiv317 4 months ago
You cannot use moon clips in this revolver.
jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
nice looking and i like the 40 S&W with that format
Evoluztion 4 months ago
@Gunblastdotcom So, Jeff, do you make an explicit point to only review good guns? it's just that you never seem to give guns a bad review, so i just assumed it was only legitimately good guns that you reviewed.
MrWarlord396 4 months ago
That is correct. I put a lot of time and effort into each gun review, and will not waste my time nor that of my viewers and readers on junk.
jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
Simple question Jeff who makes a speed loader for the .40 s&w cartridges
kingd3001 4 months ago
are these revolvers torture tested? i'm concerned about those protrusions that hold the rimless cartridges in place. if they're spring mounted, wont they stick at at a crucial time?the rounds will fall right through the other end of the cylinder. and are there speedloaders for these?
pinoywheelgunner 4 months ago
The cartridges cannot fall through, as they still headspace on the cartridge case mouth contacting the shoulder on the chamber throat. The extractor engagements are for extraction only. To the best of my knowledge, no one is making speed loaders for them yet.
Jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
Thanks Jeff, I've been waiting for any footage on this revolver. Maybe not a range gun but certainly an effective self-defense setup for your pocket. Great.
1101agaoj 4 months ago
My dad was a cop, they use to say if you cant hit them if you cant hit them with 3 shots your useless, throw it at them and start fighting
gshdrums 4 months ago
Very nice, 'to the point video'. Great job. I didn't know anyone made a 40 revolver. Sweet.
kevins7 4 months ago
Anyone know if they plan on bringing out one in the .45 ACP ?
dulan35 4 months ago
@dulan35 yep. They are. Save your money for S&W 325 or 625. I have the Pitbull in .40 S&W. and it is basically a piece of shit. Charter Arms is deceptive in its description. So I'll give you the real deal. The grip frame and trigger guard are aluminum alloy NOT steel. The lock-up is poor and the whole gun is rickety. Poor fit and finish and feels like a toy in the hand. My Ruger SP101 is my daily carry and is unquestionably superior in EVERY possible measure. Dont waste your time/money.
HYBRIDCOMBATIVES 1 month ago
I've had an undercover for a lot longer than I'd care to admit, it'll do what you want it do 5 times in a row every time you reload it. I remember their first go round with the 9mm Pit Bull, Charter Arms has had their problems in the past but so has every gun mfg. , looks like a good option especially with the Buff Bore, but then again I'm a 10mm fan.
Thanks Jeff
tallon1138 4 months ago
In my opinion and experience Charter Arms guns are JUNK!
CrudeShooter45 4 months ago
How many have you owned? How did the company handle the problem?
Jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
@CrudeShooter45 It's true there was a time years back when the product was not up to snuff. The company has reorganized since then. I've found their stuff these days to be solid value for the money.
Now if they'd just come out with the Bulldog Classic already...
Irrenmann 4 months ago
@CrudeShooter45 you are correct. Many people ,for what ever reason, try to convince themselves that they are a quality product which is absolute bullshit. I am not a gun reviewer so i don't give a shit about stepping on toes. I am a shooter so I'll call'em like I see em, and Charter Arms are junk just like Hi-point and Lorcin. I have owned them including the bulldog and the Pitbull and wouldn't trust them for defensive carry. Spend your money on a proven design like Ruger or S&W.
HYBRIDCOMBATIVES 1 month ago
Does anyone know if it is true that the grip frame and trigger guard are polymer and not stainless?
TheYankeeMarshal 4 months ago
The grip frame on the Pit Bull is made of aluminum. I failed to mention that in the review.
Jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
@Gunblastdotcom Damn, that is a let down. I was hoping for a stainless construction gun. I will not be buying this one.
TheYankeeMarshal 4 months ago
I was finally able to convince my ex-wife (we were married at the time) to get her concealed carry license and to carry a gun for self protection. We ended up getting her a 9mm revolver. It was a S&W model 940. A really nice little stainless steel J-Frame. That was a very unique little revolver. I liked it very much. We were married for almost twenty years. And to this day, I still miss that revolver :-) If charter comes out with one of these in 9mm and it gets good reviews, I will buy one.
LarryC213 4 months ago
I will sell my first born child for one of these in 9mm
fuerstjd 4 months ago
40cal is my favorite load. Awesome video
MarchingBlueNGold 4 months ago
From the text of the referenced review:
"The double-action pull was very smooth, and the single-action pull crisp and relatively light for a belly gun. Perfect."
DA pull was 8.4 lbs, and SA was 3.5 lbs.
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
So i cant pocket this when im wearin my skinny jeans? ...Damn it!
kohlsblows 4 months ago
@kohlsblows - why would you ever wear skinny jeans?
neoc03 4 months ago 2
@neoc03 Joke dumbass
kohlsblows 4 months ago
I have never owned a charter arms revolver. I am a S&W and Colt fan. Will I be really disappointed in the quality of this gun?
TheYankeeMarshal 4 months ago
@TheYankeeMarshal As a long time Colt & Smith fan also, I can attest to the quality of the new CA's, I own two and have yet to have an issue, when this comes out in 45acp I will be the first in line.
moviking 4 months ago
@moviking yea if you like cheap aluminum milling, poor steel casting, lots of end shake, lots of cylinder play, poor lockup, fragile crane, poor fitting grips. List goes on. Yes I have one, I don't know why. But I damn sure dont EDC it. That duty falls to a real quality revolver the Ruger SP101.
HYBRIDCOMBATIVES 1 month ago
Depends upon your expectations. Go to a gun store and handle one. They are not fancy, nor highly polished, but work very well.
Jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
@TheYankeeMarshal Absolutely disappointed.
HYBRIDCOMBATIVES 1 month ago
nice on, looks like it has about the same recoil as my PPS .40, maybe even less
jmoney31705 4 months ago
Are speed loaders available for this gun/cartridge combination?
sorichar 4 months ago
Not to my knowledge.
Jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
I know the owner of Charter Arm's, they are out of Shelton, CT. He's a real cool guy I've been up to High Rock Gun Club in Naugatuck, CT with him on Coyboy Action Sundays, but that "Pit Bull" for they price they sell for you can't beat it very accurate. I was debating on picking on up, but because of cash flow at the moment, I can't.
Chris090883 4 months ago
Good looking is relative. Good looking or not, keep up your no nosense reviews and videos. Bless you young man and thank you. I appreciate what you do.
And I am kind of jealous of your facial hair. I am part native American and cant grow a beard worth a darn. Anyway thank you and I want to thank you for what you do.
gghopks 4 months ago
How does charter arms quality compare to S&W. If S&W came out with a .40 snub I would buy it tomorrow.
GforceBK 4 months ago
The guns have different designs and different manufacture methods, so comparing "quality" depends upon your standards. The Charter has a more utilitarian finish, with the S&W being "prettier", for lack of a better word. However, both work very well, and are very reliable.
Jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
@GforceBK There is no comparison.Charter Arms are garbage,
HYBRIDCOMBATIVES 1 month ago
A .45 would be sweet but im going to have to take a serious look at charter arms.
roninpride 4 months ago
I'd like to see one of these in 9mm, too. The only 9mm revolvers I've seen lately are the Blackhawk .357/9mm Convertible and Taurus snubbie (whatever model number it is), but loading and unloading on those is kind of a chore. Having a DA revolver loads/unloads a rimless cartridge the same as it would a rimmed cartridge would be great. Made in the USA, too! Would also make an excellent trail gun with some CCI shotshells since the lower recoil won't make it jam after every shot. ME WANT!
darkwriter77 4 months ago
@darkwriter77 To my knowledge, they fully intend on bringing a 9mm revolver to the market soon, but they wanted to get the .40 out first to serve the LEO market. Speculation on my part, but I suspect that the 9mm will be out within the year and will use the smaller Undercover frame instead of borrowing the Bulldog frame as they did with this revolver.
woodroez 4 months ago
The Taurus M380 .380 revolver sounds interesting
scotchlouis 4 months ago
Why do I want one of these? I know it is completely useless since I have tons of revolvers that are better at every task you could ask of them. Still, I kind of want one.
TheYankeeMarshal 4 months ago
Sweet 40 cal revolver.
Glock n Load,
Mike
videosbymike 4 months ago
I would love one in 9mm!!! But .40 S&W is a close second.
Ultimatemxcn 4 months ago
I fucking want this gun!!!
LiftedShooter 4 months ago
Excellent again Jeff
You get all the cool new stuff
On that subject I see that Taurus is coming out with a pt24/7 G2 compact series
And I would love to see you review the new G2 compact 45
Just thought it looks like a great ccw
satchboogyfan 4 months ago
Nice review!
LegendSexy 4 months ago
Another great review. Thanks Jeff!
SuperSneakySteve 4 months ago
Jeff, thanks for the video and bringing this gun to my attention. Was not aware of any revolver chambered in .40 S&W, very good to know.
diskeed 4 months ago
Nice group champ, well done. Carter products are getting sweeter as time rolls on, I am impressed. 10mm Buffalo +P would be a challenge. Stay sharp, watch your corner and live long!
sgone0 4 months ago
Wish they would do a 10mm with 6" barrel
intercooler2 4 months ago
any plans for a 10mm version so you can chamber both 40sw and 10mm in it?
paleokid 4 months ago
Is the cylinder of the .40 S&W the same size as the .44 spl? If so I can't see giving up my .44 spl Bulldog Pug for a smaller diameter round. To each their own. Great review as always Jeff.
MThrow 4 months ago
Another great gun review, thanks!
LoadedAnswer 4 months ago
i like it,might even look into buying one since 40SW and 9MM is all I reload and I never liked a 9MM wheelgun but 40 seems like a nice match up and I have some great 40 loads that should replicate a MAG pretty good :)...Wonder if they make a Blued version..Thx jeff for picking a gun that no one else would have to review.......
excelerater 4 months ago
it would be nice to have more revolvers chambered in pistol rounds without the need of a moon clip...
IgorGiganskiANtiatom 4 months ago
Every time I hear about the Charter Arms Pitbull I think of David Berkowitz (Son of Sam), who made the Pitbull famous by using one chambered in .44 Special on his victims in the mid-70s. The Pitbull was known for it's reliability, simplicity, accuracy, as well as its cheap price tag.
TriggerHappyLunatics 4 months ago
gunblast wearing some skinnys and vans when he hits the club
shonuffLA 4 months ago
Hedy Jefff I gotta know how did you get this job?
VinnyS914 4 months ago
Because I am so good-looking, I guess! :-)
Jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago 22
@Gunblastdotcom You ever need an assistant let me know.
VinnyS914 4 months ago
Oh I'm making a video series to fight gun laws.I'm doing it for Tom from Weaponseducation.I have one vid discussing the magazine capacity laws, one vid discussing the weapons acessories laws, one vid that discusses the North Hollywood Shootout (in particular the fact the LA PD borrowed guns to fight the last robber).I have several more vids n the series to come.Good gun laws vs stupid gun laws, fear mongering.I need as many ppl to watch them as possible.Like you to see & share them
VinnyS914 4 months ago
Thanks been wait for these to come along
GARYMANDIEVAN 4 months ago
You said nothin fancy... Lol... Does anyone make a good 9mm revolver? I'd like to keep my ammo purchasing simple between my guns...
ZZRgirl11 4 months ago 2
Oh crap I'm one of those old guys. If S&W takes their idea im all over it.
fire1777 4 months ago
Any plans for one in 45acp ?
moviking 4 months ago 9
I know of no plans for that at this time, but I don't know everything.
jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
@moviking Charter has said a 9mm/.380 and a .45 ACP model are coming.
AJMBLAZER 4 months ago
@AJMBLAZER Great, I will get one in 45acp, thanks man.
moviking 4 months ago
@moviking That's what I'm waiting for.
AJMBLAZER 4 months ago
@moviking
I remember reading they were thinking of following it up with .45acp and 9x19mm if the .40s&w was successful. Still not a guarantee though.
morisato54 4 months ago
@morisato54 Well, one can hope, it would be a great ccw piece, carrying a 1911 concealed can be a pita, especially while sitting (driving) alott of times I use a 357 snubbie now but I'll always be a huge 45acp fan .
moviking 4 months ago
most of us old guys!ha!well i`am a granpa,just don`t feel that old at 45!
bobsolla 4 months ago
i guess there is no speed loader yet. would it even be possible?
1134REN 4 months ago
Well, Charter has definitely staked out a new area of the market. People do love the .40S&W round. I hope it's a successful gun, if only because it's a decent replacement for .44 Special.
joedanger666 4 months ago
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joedanger666 4 months ago
nice
hku99 4 months ago
Very Interesting revolver.
biguy525 4 months ago
Very nice revolver!
lostburro 4 months ago
+P ammunition? I thought there is no +P in .40s&w because it has almost maximum pressure load...
IgorGiganskiANtiatom 4 months ago
Buffalo Bore makes Plus P 40 S&W.
Jeff
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago 2
@Gunblastdotcom hmm, maybe it's an adevrtisment trick or it is very slightly overpressured, the grains/velocity stats are pretty close to "normal" .40s&w loads. I really don't know for sure but it sounds strange to me. Anyway this is a great review of a very innovative handgun, keep up the good work sir!
IgorGiganskiANtiatom 4 months ago
Current MSRP is $465. Actual prices will vary by dealer.
Gunblastdotcom 4 months ago
I've always liked Charter arms. They are a little rough around the edges, but I've never seen one not go bang.
HawkLMT 4 months ago
I think I would still rather have a .357 Magnum
cbmoto02 4 months ago
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FatManRepair 4 months ago