I think in the next 5-10 years, if 10mm continues to become more popular, you will see Charter offer a 10mm Pitbull. Hi Point just announced that they're going to release a 10mm carbine next year and Ruger released a 10mm 1911 months ago, so there seems to be a growing market for the 10mm and manufacturers are taking notice.I bet with the XL frame size 6 six shot 357 is possible ...
Id like to have a 10mm model
First hand experience or just a feeling you have?IMNSHO I would never buy a Charter as a serious shooter. The durability just ain't there.
The key factor is when? Charter has been through a few incarnations. Some of which resulted in less than great products. Everything points to the current company making a well built revolver.I had a new .44 Bulldog that was out of time right out of the box. After they fixed it, the cylinder release broke within 100 rounds and the gun had loosened up.
I'm on board for a .41 mag, been shooting them for over 30 years. Always thought a snub would be fun.