Charter Arms Undercoverette 32 H&R Magnum Revolver - Stainless/Silver, 2" Barrel, 6 Rounds, Polymer Grips, 3-Dot Sights

This is my first powerful 32 caliber revolver. It worked flawlessly with all the different levels of the great old very accurate 32S&W clambering. The powerful Underwood and Buffalo Bore worked great. Very impressed. Near 357mag. Punch in a short barrel revolver. With the advantage of a quicker follow up shot. When self defense against multiple assailants is taking place. With greater penetration than the 357 caliber weapons, 9mm,380,38spl,

Good little revolver. I will carry it as a back up.

I've got three CCW guns, my Springfield XD-40 I use for winter carry, my M&P 9mm single stack I carry when I need to imprint less, and then by Ruger LCR-38, which I use for summer carry with shorts and t-shirt given how small and lightweight it is. Problem is the Ruger, with its aluminum frame and snub nose, is really hard to get accurate groups, indeed on a few occasions I didn't make CCW renewal quals with it. So knowing the best gun to carry is one you're accurate with, and wanting still a very compact gun for summer carry, I bought the Charter Arms 32-Mag snubby. This gun shoots great for a compact gun, it's not as light as the Ruger, thus a little better managable, plus the ammo is not as hot. However, the Federal 32 H&R-mag personal defense load shoots nicely and has a fair amount of stopping power similar to a .380 ACP. I picked this wheelgun as sometimes I prefer the simplicity and reliability of a revolver, otherwise I would have gone with a nice .380 instead. The stainless steel on this gun is nicely made, my FFL dealer said he was impressed with the quality by Charter Arms. Would highly recommend for someone wanting a lightweight wheelgun but don't like the snappiness of a 38 special snub. Only drawback is ammo, which can be expensive and hard to find, but Bud's had some in stock and I loaded up a bit.

Ordered online, picked up in store. Very easy process, would recommend. This gun is accurate, compact and easy to conceal, and is a pleasure to shoot. Recoil is similar to a .22. Ammo (especially 32 magnum) is difficult to find and expensive, but if it weren't, this might be the perfect CCW.

I have to use Federal primers in reloads to get reliable performance out of this one. Otherwise, I get light primer strikes and failures to fire pretty often.

Fantastic little gun. Actually very accurate for a short barrel. I reload my own 32s. Recoil light with 85gr but starts to get heavy with 115gr max loads. Function is flawless very easy to conceal and very light. Single action trigger very light but in a pinch double action works great.

Beautiful revolver...really accurate had so many complements about it...should get one fits everywhere.

I purchased this gun because I wanted a revolver that didn't kick as much as my 357 magnum. It has been a real joy to shoot. Not really much kick and no jams or misfires, which is another reason for getting. It shoots anything I feed it so far, from steel to brass to aluminum. And it's made in America! And of course, ordering from Buds is a breeze because they are customer oriented. I have never had a problem ordering products from Bud's! If y'all haven't tried Bud's yet, you're missing out. Thanks Buds for another great buying experience!

We've heard from the men, now here is a woman's perspective. I own a lot of firearms. Many revolvers. Keep in mind, revolvers are basically "old school" weaponary. Personally, I have never trusted semi's otherwise I would buy a Glock. The Charter Arms 32 Undercoverette is light and easy to carry (CCW) for us "Gals". Fits conveniently in my purse or under outer garments. BUT it is a very inaccurate handgun, the worse I own. I believe the one I bought has 3 off-drilled cylinder chambers because the best I can do is hit a target 3 out of 6 regardless of distance. The best I can hope for is that the enemy is 5 feet away and the gun is firing on the good cylinders otherwise I am history. I could probably sent it back to Charter Arms, but what are they going to do? tell me it is my imagination or at best, replace the cylinder with another cylinder of the same quality? If I want it to shoot straight, I would need to have a gunsmith drill a cylinder from an uncut block cylinder which would be nearly impossible to find - besides today's modern Smith's don't do that kind of work. Maybe the firing alignment will straighten itself out after 3 or 4 thousands rounds, I've seen that happen with some revolvers.☺ Good points are the gun would be worthy of 5 stars if it was accurate. This "charmer" is reasonably priced, super-light, small, attractive, sturdy, well-built, easy to load, easy to maintain. Even though this handgun does not sport a safety, I always have the trigger blocked with a tight rubber stopper which can immediately be punched out when my finger advances to the trigger during action.

I am very impressed with Charter Arms. This gun does everything a gun twice its price can do. Grips often get replaced on revolvers, and i recommend the G10 Backpacker set from the Charter website. Also, .32 magnum is a pretty cool round!