The Charter Arms Undercover Lite Santa Fe Sky is a .38 Special double/single-action revolver built on an aluminum frame. At 12 oz with a 2-inch barrel, it's one of the lighter snub-nose options in its caliber. The turquoise and black finish is the defining visual feature of this model. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Undercover Lite Santa Fe Sky 
• Caliber: .38 SPL 
• Action Type: Double/Single Action 
• Barrel Length: 2 inches 
• Capacity: 5 rounds 
• Weight: 12 oz 
• Finish Color: Turquoise with Black accents 
• Grips: Black Rubber with Finger Grooves 
• Sights: Fixed Front Sight 
• Condition: New in Box 
   

Detailed Features 

The aluminum frame keeps weight to 12 oz, which makes a meaningful difference for all-day carry. The 2-inch barrel and fixed sights are configured for close-range use where speed matters more than precision at distance. The DA/SA trigger lets you fire double-action for quick deployment or cock the hammer for a lighter pull when the situation allows. Finger-grooved rubber grips help manage .38 SPL recoil in a lightweight frame. A hammer block prevents discharge from impact. 
 

Usage 

This is primarily a concealed carry revolver. The 12 oz weight means it doesn't drag on a belt or waistband, and the 2-inch barrel tucks away easily. It also works for recreational range shooting, though the light weight does make recoil more noticeable during extended sessions.

Feedback on the Charter Arms Undercover Lite Santa Fe Sky covers a familiar range of snub-nose carry revolver topics.

The lightweight aluminum frame is consistently mentioned as the main draw. Owners who prioritize portability for daily carry appreciate the 12 oz weight significantly. The compact size is also cited as a practical benefit for concealment.

The trigger pull draws mixed reactions. Some find it too heavy or not smooth enough; this is a recurring criticism of this model specifically and snub-nose revolvers generally. Close-range accuracy is generally considered adequate for self-defense, but owners who want more precision at distance find the 2-inch barrel and fixed sights limiting. The turquoise Santa Fe Sky finish attracts buyers who want something different from standard blued or stainless, though a few users find it less traditional-looking.

Note: one sentence in the original source material incorrectly referenced the Ruger Wrangler in the context of this Charter Arms revolver — that appears to be an error in the source data and has been omitted here.