The Charter Arms Lavender Lady is a .38 Special double-action revolver built on a 7075 aluminum alloy frame. It has a 2-inch barrel, holds 5 rounds, and weighs 12 oz. The two-tone lavender anodized frame with stainless finish is the defining visual feature. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 678958532401 
• Caliber: .38 SPL 
• Action: Double Action 
• Capacity: 5 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 2 inches 
• Weight: 12 oz (0.8 lbs) 
• Finish: Stainless with two-tone lavender frame 
   

Detailed Features 

The 7075 aluminum alloy frame keeps weight at 12 oz, which is light for a .38 Special revolver. Double-action only operation means consistent trigger pull without an external safety to manage. Fixed sights are appropriate for the close-range role this gun fills. A transfer bar safety prevents the gun from discharging unless the trigger is deliberately pulled. 
 

Usage 

This is a concealed carry and personal defense revolver. At 12 oz it carries very comfortably. The lavender finish is specifically targeted at buyers who want a distinctive look in their carry gun. Like other 2-inch .38 Special snub-noses, it's best suited for close-range defensive use rather than precision shooting at distance.

Feedback on the Charter Arms Lavender Lady is largely positive, with some practical limitations noted.

The lavender finish is consistently the first thing discussed. It attracts buyers who want a carry revolver that looks different from traditional finishes, and most owners who chose it specifically for the aesthetic are satisfied. The lightweight frame (12 oz) is praised for comfort in daily carry. Reliability is generally good, and owners report consistent function in defensive use.

Critical feedback covers the familiar snub-nose trade-offs: trigger pull that some find too heavy, limited accuracy at distance, and a 5-round capacity that compares unfavorably to semi-automatic alternatives. The light weight that makes it comfortable to carry also means more felt recoil during extended range sessions. The grip size, appropriate for concealment, can feel small for shooters with larger hands during sustained practice.