Charter Arms 5 Round Undercoverette 32 H&R w/2" Barrel/Stain

Charter Arms 5 Round Undercoverette 32 H&R w/2" Barrel/Stain

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Charter Arms 5 Round Undercoverette 32 H&R w/2" Barrel/Stain

Model 73220	Condition Factory New
Bud's Item # 48448	UPC 678958732207

You may never have considered a .32 for concealed carry, but Charter's Undercoverette is out to change your mind! This revolver offers potent Magnum stopping power making it ideal for home protection, yet has a short 2-inch barrel making it easy to conceal and carry. The Undercoverette also offers lighter recoil, making it a comfortable revolver for recreational shooting. Finished in classic stainless steel.

Customer Reviews

2 Customer Reviews
Average 3 out of 5

Steven BI bought this gun for my Daughter (CCW license holder) who is petite & didn't like the recoil of a .38 or 9MM. I wanted to get her the hottest load that wouldn't hurt her hand from recoil.The H&R Magnum is pretty potent for it's small size & I believe is much more effective than a .22, .25 or .32ACP. My Daughter loves this pistol & has fired several hundred rounds through it without any problems. An added bonus is that this pistol will also shoot .32 long ammo. Fit & finish is very good. Accuracy is suprisingly good at 15-20 yards. A revolver is always a better choice for anyone who does not have the strength to reliably "rack" the slide on a semi-auto. Also, the reliability of revolvers is legendary.
2 years ago
Don WGot my Charter Arms .32 h&r in time for Christmas for my wife, and I can't tell you the disappointment I felt upon inspecting the weapon. The revolver exhibited numerous pitting and scars especially around the top frame. By the serial # there was a small area of pitting and what appeared to be rust in the pitting. They had struck the word "Undercoverette" too close to the end of the barrel and there was an imperfection on the crown of the barrel because of it. I sent it back and they sand blasted the rusty pitting and the crown of the barrel, but the many abrasions, scars and pitting remained. They did a sub-par job of the blasting, as each area is very noticeable Also when you dry fire the weapon, there is a scar developing ALREADY around the cylinder where it rotates. I should have spent the extra $60 and gotten a Taurus. I do not recommend this revolver at all, and am surprised that Charter Arms is still in business putting out this type of inferior product. Based upon my experience with this gun, I would never buy another Charter Arms product and would dissuade anyone else from purchasing one.
3 years ago
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