Charter Arms Pitbull 9 mm Rimless Revolver

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posted on September 21, 2012
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9/21/2012

Building on the success of its .40 S&W-chambered Pitbull Rimless Revolver, Charter Arms has adapted the six-shot wheelgun for the 9 mm Luger cartridge.

The Rimless Revolver uses a patented dual- coil-spring assembly, located in the extractor, to allow insertion and retention of rimless cartridges—a practice often requiring the use of moon clips to create a faux rim for proper headspacing. Price: $465.

Contact: Charter Arms; (203) 922-1652; www.charterarms.com.

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