She bought one, yet another Charter Arms, this one is a new model called the "Santa Fe":
https://charterfirearms.com/products/53 ... s-standard
Lite weight .38 snubbie?
Re: Lite weight .38 snubbie?
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Wambli Ska
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Re: Lite weight .38 snubbie?
Nice! Now we’ll need a range report 
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Yep. She's planning on A/B-ing her new gun with her old one, as well as A/B-ing various ammo.
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bullsi1911
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Re: Lite weight .38 snubbie?
I am quite interested in how that works.
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Re: Lite weight .38 snubbie?
Its probably going to be a bit before we can get to the range as my wife has surgery scheduled for tomorrow. I'm quite interested to see how it handles vs her other CA revolver as this one weighs only 12 oz (!!). Maybe I'll do a stupid video on it...
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It doesn't have the barrel clocking issue that Zee had, does it?
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Nope - that was the very FIRST thing I looked at when we went to pick it up. Seems to be fine, blah, blah, blah...
I need to put some pink fingernail polish on the front sight though. Interestingly, my wife's other Charter Arms is ported, but this one is not.
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