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Charter Arms Mag Pug/Pit Bull .357 Mag/9mm Luger Revolver, 5-Round, 4.2" Barrel, Stainless, Walnut Grip

$511.07
Brand
Charter Arms
Color
Stainless Steel
Caliber
.357 Magnum
Capacity
5
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Bolt Action
Firearm Type
Handgun
Barrel Length
4.2in
UPC
678958739428
MPN
73942

Overview

The Charter Arms Mag Pug / Pit Bull is a stainless steel double-action handgun featuring a 4.2-inch ported barrel and a 5-round capacity in both included cylinders. Designed for personal protection, this large-frame revolver is equipped with a porting system that helps mitigate recoil and muzzle rise, complemented by an ergonomic backpacker walnut grip for maximum control and comfort. This model provides multi-caliber versatility by allowing the user to switch between the ported .357 Magnum chambering and a 9mm Pit Bull cylinder using a crane screw washer. The 9mm cylinder is engineered to eliminate the need for moon clips, and both cylinders feature laser-engraved caliber markings for easy identification. Additional crane screw washers are included.

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