The New Charter Arms Pathfinder II .22LR 8-Shot Revolver
Charter Arms, a U.S.-based manufacturer of revolvers for over 60 years, has introduced the Pathfinder II, a double-action/single-action revolver chambered in .22LR. The revolver features a 3.5-inch extruded stainless-steel vented barrel and cylinder, with a frame and cylinder constructed from 7075 anodized aircraft aluminum. It includes an orange aluminum ramp front sight for rapid target acquisition, an adjustable rear sight for precision, a stainless-steel compensator to minimize muzzle rise, and a compact rubber grip.
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With an eight-shot capacity, the Pathfinder II .22LR is available in three different models, designed for sport shooting, small game hunting, and personal protection, suitable for both experienced shooters and beginners.
“We couldn’t be happier to offer an update to our hugely successful Pathfinder Target model,” said Nick Ecker, Owner, President and CEO, Charter Arms. “Customers have praised its reliability, accuracy, and suitability for both novice and experienced shooters. It's a great option for plinking, target practice, and even small game hunting.”
The newly available models include:
The model 52236 can be seen top, while the 72235 is just below.
Pathfinder II Specifications:
- Caliber : .22LR
- Capacity: 8 shot
- Barrel Length: 3.5 inches
- Grips: Compact rubber
- Sights: Aluminum anodized front sight and adjustable rear sight
- Safety: Standard hammer
- Weight: 20 oz.
The price is $510.61, regardless of which of the three models you choose. Which one do you think looks best?
Charter Arms can be found here: https://www.charterarmsmanufacturing.com/
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I was hoping it was 38 or 9 mm or even 30 whatever!
Meh. I have a Charter Arms Bulldog, .44spl. It went out of time within 20 rounds. Davidsons replaced it with another one that I haven't shot yet. Sort of lost interest in it...