Which leads me to the third point, the barrel length.32s especially in lower energies need some barrel length to build velocity and thus energy, and energy=velocity² x mass so energy gain from velocity is way more efficient than a heavier bullet. 32 H&R is more controlible in a small frame gun, and with several +P loadings available that's capable of matching +P. 38 small frame revolver, it's close to a capacity that small single stack 9s have. At seven rounds, 40% more than the typical. There's several things right about this pistol, Charter did their homework.įirst is the capacity, the constant complaint about revolvers. It's all steel but it feels pretty light. We really liked it and for 335$ that's not bad. No light primer strikes with 200rds and two kinds of ammo. Rapid fire was great as the trigger reset seems less than my other revolvers. 38spl but not much really and it's a 7 shot. My wife was accurate to about 10 yards she had a 5' group at 7 yards not bad for her second time ever shooting. Its accurate up to about 20 yards I couldn't reliably hit shit beyond that but it could be me. Crisp and smooth however there's this weird feeling when pulling the hammer back as it goes all the way back like my polymer 38 snub. The trigger was nice 3.2lbs in single action and 9.5 in double action. My wife loved the feel and her hands are smaller than mine. The walnut contoured grip help good in my hands it's a little small for me but not bad. The green tritium front sight is great I loved lining up shots. The black nitrate finish seems tough and looks Matt and cool. The thing is small but not as small as my Taurus 85. Ok I bought this for my wife for her first firearm and to practice with to take the carry class.

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