The Charter Arms Pink Lady Off Duty is a compact and stylish revolver designed for reliable personal defense. Featuring a 38 Special caliber, this firearm combines performance with a unique pink anodized finish that makes it stand out. Its 6.75-inch overall length and lightweight design, weighing approximately 12 ounces, ensure ease of carry and handling. The revolver is built with a stainless steel barrel and cylinder, providing durability and corrosion resistance for long-term use. The fixed sights aid in quick target acquisition, making this firearm suitable for both new and experienced shooters.
The Pink Lady Off Duty's double-action only mechanism offers smooth, consistent trigger pulls for enhanced control and safety. Its 5-round capacity ensures sufficient firepower for personal defense scenarios. The alloy frame paired with black rubber grips provides a comfortable grip and secure hold during use. The enclosed hammer design adds to the streamlined profile and reduces snagging during draw. Whether stored for self-defense or as a collector’s piece, this revolver combines practicality with eye-catching aesthetics.
With its distinctive pink finish and robust construction, the Charter Arms Pink Lady Off Duty is a reliable choice for those seeking a compact, stylish, and dependable firearm. The firearm meets all standard safety and operational expectations, making it a versatile addition to any firearm collection or personal defense setup. Its lightweight profile and durable materials ensure it is ready for everyday carry or display, blending function with fashion seamlessly.
Features:
- Caliber: 38 Special for reliable performance
- Finish: Pink anodized frame offers a stylish appearance
- Action: Double action only for smooth trigger operation
- Capacity: 5-round cylinder suitable for personal defense
- Material: Stainless steel barrel and cylinder for durability
- Design: Fixed sights for quick target acquisition
- Grips: Alloy frame with black rubber for comfort and secure hold
- Enclosed hammer design reduces snagging during draw
