[michael80]

Originally Posted by michael80

No moon clips, capacity 6 , yes I want One I have there 38 undercover lite and its squirrelly but fun and with five hundred rounds through it with out any problems

Charter arms

[95sniper]

Originally Posted by michael80

Charter arms

So the 9mm doesn't have moon clips?

[steadyshot]

Originally Posted by 95sniper

So the 9mm doesn't have moon clips?

No moon clips on the Charter Pit Bull 9mm. The ejector of the Charter 9mm incorporates a spring loaded lip of steel that makes full contact with the rim of the rimless cartridge.

This new design allows for the quick ejection of empties as well.

[michael80]

They make it in 40 and 45 also

[95sniper]

Interesting, I'm going to check those out.

[nitestalker]

Paper ballistics don't always tell the whole story. Many years ago I carried a S&W Mdl 39. The primary use was to finish big game animals and not damage capes. The 9MM was a very poor choice with any number of loads.
The .38 S&W Specials loaded with 158 grs bullet was much more effective. The 4" S&W Combat Master Piece was more dependable then the 9MMs.

[Bigcountry02]

I have put Charter Arms 9mm Pitbull on order from local shop about 1 month and few days ago. No word either email or phone call.

[Punisher56]

They made a Ruger SP101 in 9mm. Great revolver with minimum sting.

[95sniper]

Originally Posted by Punisher56

They made a Ruger SP101 in 9mm. Great revolver with minimum sting.

I've never seen one of those..

[Rick1967]

You said you wanted a range gun. If it is not for carry, have you considered a Ruger Blackhawk Convertible? They have 2 cylinders. One is 38/357. The other is 9mm. But it is a single action. They are a lot of fun at the range.