Description:
This is an excellent small revolver, both in its quality and in the efficiency of the caliber for a defensive weapon. One item that renders Charter Arms a good value in our book is their performance for us over the past 40 years, few problems, less than a 3% return ratio. Another plus is their relative lightness versus a steel frame Smith & Wesson; the entire grip frame has always been lightweight alloy on Charters, but the crucial pressure-bearing area of the frame is solid American steel. This Charter Undercoverette snub in .32 H&R Magnum Caliber is the conventional 6-shot configuration with 2 inch full shroud barrel. Grips are stock factory Sile manufacture, but the little revolver will accommodate the more concealable Uncle Mike’s Boot Grip or Hogue Bantam. Factory specs are as follows:
CALIBER .32 S&W, .32 S&W Long, and .32 H&R Magnum; Double and single action; barrel length 2 inches; overall length 7 inches; weight 18 oz. empty; stainless steel frame, barrel, and cylinder with nickeled aluminum lightweight grip frame; partridge front sight and square notch rear fixed sight; smooth .375 combat trigger with wide spur serrated hammer; 6 shot cylinder capacity; factory rubber boot grip; manufactured in Connecticut, USA.
Photo shows a specimen of the Undercoverette that we had in stock at press time on this particular ad composition. Own one for only $ 339.95 NOT FOR SALE TO MASSACHUSETTS DESTINATIONS.
$15 to lower 46 States, $20 to Alaska, California & Hawaii, flat fee shipping, USPS Priority Mail, insured. We accept checks with no more than 7 days hold. MC or Visa phone- or fax-in orders shipped same day; USPS Money Order paid items shipped same day. Cashier's checks are a waste of time & money; we hold them longer than we do personal checks. Our address & phone information is below at the bottom of the ad. Robertson Trading Post, 117 Front St., Henderson, TN 38340. In business since 1952.
We can accept FFLs not only in the mail, but also by scan or fax, so long as they are legible and signed. We offer a 7 day money back return
privilege, excluding return shipping and also excluding NIB guns and lay-aways.
We accept lay-away with 20% down, balance in 90 days - lay aways not refundable, though. 6%/month on any overdue balance after 90 days.
*** Payment MUST be received within 7 days of offer to buy purchase initiation.
We will entertain trade offers even on black plastic guns, but we try much harder for traditional items like nice Colts, Rugers, S&Ws, Older Charters, Tauruses and Rossi Revolvers Small gauge shotguns, Leupold Scopes, and lever action rifles - bright blue or stainless & walnut; also gold & silver bullion & US Coins. Please bear in mind that these listings are labor intensive, and we have to pay GA's commission, too.
Condition:
New In Box
Caliber:
.32 (other)
Item #:
972059073
Stock No.:
HGCha32
Location:
TN
Trades Accepted: Traditional good walnut good US Silver good
Shipping Notes: $15 to lower 46 States, $20 to Alaska, California & Hawaii, flat fee shipping, USPS Priority Mail, insured. We accept checks with no more than 7 days hold. MC or Visa phone- or fax-in orders shipped same day; USPS Money Order paid items shipped same day. Cashier's checks are a waste of time & money; we hold them longer than we do personal checks. Our address & phone information is below at the bottom of the ad. Robertson Trading Post, 117 Front St., Henderson, TN 38340. In business since 1952.
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