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Sparks1957 · December 2, 2012, 05:57 PM

I am attracted to this for a couple reasons. I really like the 9mm round, and reload for it. I'd rather not have to stock yet another caliber of ammo if I don't need to.

I also think my wife might find it appealing, as she has some trouble racking the slide of semiautos. Even if she doesn't, I would. The Charter Arm revolver doesn't require moon clips, which is an interesting design feature.

I've heard that 9mm is affected less by short barrel lengths than .38 or .357, and that the muzzle energy is compromised less.

Yes, this is the new Pitbull that I am interested in. My understanding is that some their earlier QC issues have improved in recent times.

December 2, 2012, 05:57 PM	#5
Sparks1957 Senior Member Join Date: September 4, 2011 Location: Vermont Posts: 1,552	I am attracted to this for a couple reasons. I really like the 9mm round, and reload for it. I'd rather not have to stock yet another caliber of ammo if I don't need to. I also think my wife might find it appealing, as she has some trouble racking the slide of semiautos. Even if she doesn't, I would. The Charter Arm revolver doesn't require moon clips, which is an interesting design feature. I've heard that 9mm is affected less by short barrel lengths than .38 or .357, and that the muzzle energy is compromised less. Yes, this is the new Pitbull that I am interested in. My understanding is that some their earlier QC issues have improved in recent times.