Charter Arms 53801 Off Duty Coyote 380 ACP 5rd 2″ Matte Stainless Ported Barrel & Cylinder, Anodized Aluminum Frame, Black Finger Grooved Rubber Grip, Concealed Hammer

SKU: TSW|176074UPC: 678958538014Mfr. Part #: 53801

$428.99

Charter Arms 53801 Off Duty Coyote 380 ACP 5rd 2″ Matte Stainless Ported Barrel & Cylinder, Anodized Aluminum Frame, Black Finger Grooved Rubber Grip, Concealed Hammer

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Description

The Charter Arms Off Duty Coyote features a 2″ ported barrel, black rubber grips and a concealed hammer. Includes two Moon clips.

Additional information

upc

678958538014

manufacturer

Charter Arms

Manufacturer Part Number

53801

Barrel Finish

Matte Stainless

Barrel Length

2"

Caliber/Gauge

.380 ACP

Capacity

5

Shipping Weight

2.0

Sights

HiViz LitePipe Front

County Armory Spartan helmet emblem

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