In fall 2024 we announced that Charter Arms latest revolver, the Double Dog, is capable of firing both .357 Magnum, .38 Spl. and 9 mm Luger with a simple cylinder swap. And when it comes to the 9 mm Luger cylinder, there's a nice feature that makes this design stand out from the pack. Check it out here in this video hosted by our friends at American Rifleman.
New Guns 2025: Charter Arms Double Dog
NRA's American Rifleman got a first look at the new Charter Arms Double Dog. Check it out here.
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