Charter Arms Pitbull

Love this little dynamo. I would love it more if it was easier to load the cartridges into the cylinder.

This is a great gun, excellent quality. I always wanted a 45ACP revolver. What makes this one stand out is that there are no moon clips required. You will enjoy this.

Pros, Dead on at 25 yards Easy to carry on a owh Cons Light primer strikes using Federal Critical Defense, Blazer and others. Worst on double action. Starting having this issues immediately. Going back to factory. You pay between $450 and $500 for a gu

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Interesting piece and fun to shoot. Lots of rough edges and grips are disappointing. But it works and can shoot 45 without moon clips.

Service was excellent as usual. Gun itself was what expected, solid. Haven't live fired yet but dry fired quite a lot. Got a few sharp edges but not a deal breaker.

Just wow! No problems! Charter Arms I am so impressed with this PITBULL! Not only is it on target it functions flawlessly! Thanks buds for shipping so fast. This is one firearm you will not regret purchasing!

A 9mm Revolver? People don't believe me when I say I own one! Rare for sure! It's a very fun Gun to shoot! Great for a carry Gun as well. I have ran about 500 rounds through it and it performs 1000%

I like the design and caliber of this pistol. Rubber grip provides a nice snug feel. A nice solid heft yet still very concealable. I don't like the sharp edge on the trigger guard. After about 30 shots my finger was bleeding from the recoil. I also feel t

I have Always been a big Fan of short barreled revolvers... ( Snubbies ) and after reading about the Charter Arms PitBull in the American Handgunner magazine, I was determined to get me one. Boy oh Boy was that a Great decision. I Love this gun. And so di

Great gun for the money with the power of a .45 that I desire. Put 50 rounds down the barrel the first day with no problems. Shooting at an 8 inch steel target with good accuracy at 25 feet.

Not a lot of 9mm revolvers out there but this one is great for the price. Accurate at 25 yards shooting 8 inch steel. Put 50 rounds through it with no problems.

The idea of a 2.5" revolver chambered in 45acp just appeals to me. This one has been on my radar for a while and I finally "pulled the trigger" on it. The finish is rough with some very sharp edges - it is definitely not a S&W or a Ruger, but its function