It's already been returned twice. Shoots fine but I can't eject the casings without banging the cylinder ejector on something hard or using pliers. Charter Arms says to try different ammo. I have Buffalo Bore .32 and .32 magnum and Fiocchi. All stick hard in the cylinder. They tell me they tested it with some other brands of ammo and had no problem. But it's not like you have a choice of different brands of ammo these days. This calibre in particular is almost impossible to find.

I stripped the pink anodizing off the frame of mine with lye, swapped in a spurless hammer and carry it myself as backup to a .38 Off Duty. It is also my main practice piece as my wrist heals from a nasty case of tendonitis, using inexpensive Aguila .32 Longs. These round-nose lead Longs 'kick' like a .22 while the Federal .32 Magnum hollowpoints I carry it with have enough velocity for proper expansion without excessive recoil, unlike a .38 +P out of such a lightweight, short-barreled gun. In fact I may very well make this the Primary, relegating the .38 to the left pocket. I'm not at all convinced a .38 wadcutter beats a .32 Magnum hollowpoint, and its going to be a while before I'm shooting +Ps out of it.
Be aware the the Lady and Lite series Charter Arms have polymer grip frames; this does not offend me. None of the lockwork involves the grip frame, and it saves some weight. With pocket carry every ounce counts. Note to Charter: not everyone who wants a .32 is a lady! How about offering a Lite version in black?

great gun very lite wife likes it .

this is a sweet gun perfect for either hand. I usually use my left when shooting it and with this baby I never miss. It's light weight and easily concealed. I take it everywhere I can. I would rather have my pink lady than my 38 if it came to making that decision. A really nice light weight womans gun that's easy enough to shoot with either hand or from the hip if you haven't the choice.