The Charter Arms Pathfinder Lite is a .22 LR revolver with an aluminum frame, 4.2-inch barrel, and a lavender/stainless two-tone finish. It weighs 21 oz and holds 6 rounds, running in single or double action. The black rubber full grip keeps it comfortable during extended sessions, and the adjustable sights let you dial in elevation and windage to match different loads. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Pathfinder Lite 
• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Action: Single/Double Action 
• Capacity: 6 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 4.2 inches 
• Finish: Lavender/Stainless Steel 
• Frame Material: Aluminum 
• Weight: 21 oz 
   

Features 

• Aluminum frame keeps weight at 21 oz while maintaining the structural integrity needed for regular use. 
• Single/double action gives you the choice of a lighter, more deliberate trigger pull in SA or a heavier pull for faster DA shooting. 
• Adjustable sights accommodate personal preference and different ammunition. 
• Full rubber grip in black provides a secure hold. 
   

Usage 

The .22 LR caliber and light recoil make it an accessible option for new shooters and a low-cost way to practice fundamentals. It also works for plinking and small game like rabbits or squirrels. Some users report occasional sensitivity to certain ammunition types, so testing your preferred load is worth doing early. The lavender finish is distinctive and draws attention at the range, which is part of its appeal to buyers who want something different from standard black or silver.

The Charter Pathfinder Lite in lavender gets consistently positive remarks on its distinctive appearance - it stands out, and that seems to be intentional for many buyers. The lightweight aluminum frame and low recoil of .22 LR make it one of the more accessible revolvers for new shooters, and it works well as a training and plinking gun. Most users find it reliable, though there are occasional notes about sensitivity to certain ammunition brands, so testing a variety of .22 LR loads is worth doing. The grip comfort and ergonomics get good marks overall, with some users wishing for slightly more texture. Price is generally viewed as fair for what you get. Charter Arms customer service experiences vary, which shows up in discussions. The recurring consensus is that it fits best as a range and training gun rather than a primary defensive carry piece.