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The Off Duty is light: roughly 12 ounces unloaded.  It has a partially shrouded hammer that still allows the shooter to cock the gun.  If you like to cock your gun, but still limit the possibility of the gun snagging on anything, check out the On Duty revolver.  This style of gun must therefore be double action only (there is no external hammer to cock) and the gun does not have as many things to impede a smooth draw from concealment.

 The gun definitely has a hammer, but it is completely hidden inside of the firearm. The Off Duty is a “hammerless” revolver, which is a bit of a misnomer.  The company, like many, has been through its ups and downs, but has never given up on making. 44 Special Bulldog, the company started with The Undercover, a.  Although the company is probably most famous for the.  In this Charter Arms Off Duty review, I will tackle the questions:  Is this a good revolver?  Is this gun better than a Smith & Wesson revolver?  Read on…the answers may surprise you.Ĭharter Arms has been making handguns since 1964.  You have to buy a quality revolver to obtain the legendary reliability most are known for.  But, they are complex machines and bad ones are often worthless junk. Carrying +P for occasional self defense shooting wont hurt any Charter.Few things beat a revolver for ruggedness and reliability. Mine can and have shot the +P but the manufacturer does not recommend it, and I have probably shot less than a few hundred rounds of +P. I can shoot a lot better for distance with a 3 inch though. It is light, small, and it always works perfectly, and it does not leave empty casings lying around. I like them better than the Smiths for some reason. They have ALWAYS worked flawlessly, and still do, and the Charter Arms Undercover 38 is my usual carry gun. I also got several of them for my friends, and for my relatives when they wanted a cheap, VERY reliable, small, light, self defense handgun. I have several of the Charter Arms Uncercover 38 revolvers from the 1970's, and I shot the heck out of them in the last 30 years. This is not exactly what you want to hear, but.