Charter Arms PROFESSIONAL To Debut Soon

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Charter Arms PROFESSIONAL To Debut Soon

Chambered in .32 H&R Magnum, the Charter Arms PROFESSIONAL puts a new twist on the carry revolver.

How the Charter Arm PROFESSIONAL is made for carry:

  • Chambered in powerful, yet manageable .32 H&R Magnum.
  • Seven-round capacity.
  • Light 22-ounce weight.
  • Three-inch barrel maintains cartridge's ballistics, while keeping revolver wieldy.

Generally speaking, many defensive firearms experts draw the line at the .380 ACP. Any lesser caliber and you’re playing with fire. Though, in this conversation, often lost in the mix is the newer generation of .32-caliber cartridges that have come about in the past 30 or so years. These magnum 32s might have the same diameter of their predecessors, but more than makes up for this with the energy they deliver on target.

Chater Arms PROFESSIONAL

One of the originals, the .32 H&R Magnum, is finding new life in the self-defense world with the introduction of the Charter Arms PROFESSIONAL. The ominous looking seven-round revolver is set for release at the May 17-19 Concealed Carry Expo in Pittsburg, Pa. And for armed citizens who tend toward wheelguns for everyday carry, the revolver looks to have what it takes to send their eyebrows north.

Next to capacity, excellent for a revolver, the Charter Arms PROFESSIONAL’s dimensions appear right on target for an easily concealable revolver. The stainless-steel framed revolver tips the scales at a very manageable 22 ounces (unloaded) and boasts a 3-inch barrel, which should help the .32 H&R Magnum live up to its ballistic potential, without making the gun unwieldy. The PROFESSIONAL is finished off with a satin Blacknitride+™ finish, contoured walnut grip and a green light-pipe front sight and integral rear.


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The PROFESSIONAL, designed with input from Concealed Carry Magazine’s editorial staff, isn’t Charter Arm’s first foray into the .32 H&R Magnum. The company’s 2-inch barreled, 5-round Undercoverette has also been available in the chambering for some time. In either case, the revolvers feed on a powerful cartridge, which, according to Cartridges of the World, 14th Edition can push a 90-grain bullet 1,150 fps at the muzzle and deliver 13-percent more energy than a .38 Speical.

Charter Arms PROFESSIONAL Specs
Capacity: 7 rounds
Caliber: .32 H&R Magnum
Finish: Blacknitride+™
Weight: 22 ounces, unloaded
Barrel: 3 inches
Length: 7 13/16 inches
Front Sight: Green LitePipe
Grips:
Contoured Walnut
MSRP: $438

For more information on the Charter Arms PROFESSIONAL, please visit www.charterfirearms.com.

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Elwood Shelton is the Digital Editor for Gun Digest. He lives in Colorado and has provided coverage on a vast spectrum of topics for GD for more than a decade. Before that, he was an award-winning sports and outdoors reporter for a number of newspapers across the Rocky Mountains. His experience has consisted of covering the spread of chronic wasting disease into the Western Slope of Colorado to the state’s ranching for wildlife programs. His passion for shooting began at a young age, fostered on pheasant hunts with his father. Since then, he has become an accomplished handloader, long-range shooter and avid hunter—particularly mule deer and any low-down, dirty varmint that comes into his crosshairs. He is a regular contributor to Gun Digest Magazine and has contributed to various books on guns and shooting, most recently Lever-Actions: A Tribute to the All-American Rifle.

2 COMMENTS

  1. Why can’t these gun makers blue their guns. Give this nice looking revolver a nice Colt Python Blue. Is that too much to ask?

  2. I wonder why they didn’t chamber it in .327 Federal Magnum? They’ve released revolvers in that caliber before, and it would still handle .32 H&R Magnum just fine.

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