The Charter Arms Undercover Old Glory is a DA/SA .38 Special revolver with an American Flag finish on the frame. It has a 2" barrel, holds 5 rounds, weighs 14 oz, and is built on an aluminum frame with a full black rubber grip. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Charter Arms 
• Model Name: Undercover Old Glory 
• Caliber: .38 SPL (38 Special) 
• Action: Double Action / Single Action 
• Capacity: 5 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 2 inches 
• Weight: 14 oz (1 lb) 
• Frame Material: Aluminum 
• Grip Type: Full, Black Rubber 
   

Detailed Features 

Fixed front sight, standard trigger. The aluminum frame keeps weight to 14 oz, which is light for a .38 carry revolver and makes it comfortable to pocket or ankle-carry for extended periods. The American Flag finish is applied to the frame and is the visual differentiator of this model versus the standard Undercover. No manual safety; double-action pull is the safety mechanism.

Charter Arms Undercover owners tend to focus on two things: how light it is and how easy it is to conceal. At 14 oz the Old Glory is genuinely comfortable in a pocket holster, and most owners report finding it where they left it rather than leaving it behind because it's too heavy to bother with.

The patriotic flag finish either appeals to a buyer immediately or it does not. Owners who like it, like it a lot. A few note finish wear after carry use, which is common with aluminum-frame revolvers.

Shooting .38 Special out of a 14 oz aluminum gun has some snap to it, and occasional feedback mentions the rubber grip could absorb more of that recoil. Reliability is generally reported as good. Charter Arms revolvers are not Smith & Wesson, and the trigger is noticeably rougher by comparison, but for a budget-priced carry revolver it functions as intended.