Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Here's the revolver that I bought for my lovely wife this weekend. She really likes pink, and the only firearms she was interested in looking at were the pink ones.

She finally settled on this Charter Arms "Pink Lady" .38 Special revolver. The frame is anodized in pink - the same process they use to put the color on Maglite flashlights. It's pretty much bullet-proof.



We loaded it up with 5 Hydra-Shoks, got her a nice Galco paddle holster and it's ready to go.

Doesn't she look cute?

Very nice.
I wouldn't go for the pink, but hey, she's a girl; she's allowed to.

If (with an empty cylinder) when you hold the trigger back, ride the hammer forward, and keep holding the trigger back, is there any play in the cylinder? How's the barrel/cylinder spacing? Basically, how good of a revolver is it for the price?

can she hit a milk jug with it?

Ooo! I want one of those! Can I ask how much they were going for? I think they come in Lavender too.

First off, it's really, really light. I just weighed it on my postal scale at 13.9 ounces. There is very little play in the cylinder with the firing pin engaged. I don't have a gauge to check the barrel/cylinder spacing. My eyeball says that there's a little more space there than necessary.

I think we picked it up for just under $400.

She can hit a milk jug with it. I can't believe she only fired it once. Maybe we should have gone out there and egged her on a little. I know I'm good for a quick quintuple tap!

Here's the Charter Arms spec page for the Pink Lady:
http://www.charterfirearms.com/products ... 53830.html

That's a good deal. How is the draw?. Any problems with the hammer hanging up?.

That picture seems like it might belong in a certain other thread... can't quite remember where....

We're considering possibly bobbing the hammer if draw is an issue. I found it a little odd that they don't offer the Pink Lady in a hammerless design.

UH, I'm sorry...does that blonde have a gun?

You could always get a Pachmayre or similar aftermarket grip for the Smith and Wesson which would be a little larger. Their 'combat grip' is big enough for a third finger.