CharterArms.com

Charter Arms

Dayton, OH --(AmmoLand.com)- Background: As a PR/media relations firm we look at anything and everything to help our clients-that’s our job. When we first started representing Charter Arms we were not fond of their long and cumbersome charterfirearms.com URL.

We asked, why not just the actual brand name of charterarms.com (skip the firearms). We were told that charterarms.com had been taken by a cyber squatter and it was felt that nothing could be done about that. We knew better!

Ramifications: This kind of thing can affect trademarks through dilution as well as copyrights so we advised Charter to go after the cyber squatter. The particular cyber squatter (people or companies that register other company’s names) is super rich and one, if not the biggest in the world with hundreds of thousands of URLs registered to them. They were using charterarms.com with a link to the actual Charter site and even had their own graphics department design a nifty looking home page representing Charter Arms on their squatted site to the consumer.

Real money makers: A cyber squatter with as few as 1,000 squatted domains (which at this volume cost nearly nothing to register) can make really big money. Now let’s say the squatter has ten advertiser links on each domain site and gets just 100 connections a day for each of those ten companies at 1/10 cent each. He will earn around $1,000 a day-so it pays to be a cyber squatter. There is more money to be made in other ways depending on what the linked companies pay the search engines and which the squatter gets part of, but you get the idea.

The battle: We advised Charter what and how to do what they needed to do.Cyber squatters don’t give up easily (especially true in this case) if they are headquartered outside the U.S. Charter Arms management fought the good fight and after much wrangling in the legal world as well as involvement with ICAN, the international body that governs website registrations…

We win: Charter Arms management would not be bullied by a multi-billion dollar (yeah, billion) cyber squatter and fought back and won. Charter recently got its registered trademarked domain name back for the first time. So now we will be known as charterarms.com but will also retain and use the old URL name charterfirearms.com link. Plans are to use the shorter version on ads and other communications in the future. We will show only the shorter version www.charterarms.com on our releases and ask you to do so in any works you might publish.

However, this points out that right is right and a company does have a legal and business right to its name on the Internet-especially if it is their registered trademark, ya just have talk the talk and walk the walk and be ready to seriously fight for your rights and good name.

YOU ARE INVITED:
We hope you will take a look at our recently revised website and tell us what you think. The About Us tab will give you a quick look at a portion of the assembly process.

What’s our web address? Oh yeah, it’s www.charterarms.com

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Charter Arms – Setting the American Standard for Reliable, Safe and Affordable Personal Protection.

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Charter Arms Wins Domain Name Battle with Cyber Squatter

Charter Arms Blade Runner Revolver

Charter Arms

Charter Arms, Dayton, OH, - -(AmmoLand.com)- Sold at auction in May 2009 for $258,750 (not including buyer commission–estimated total $270,000) the one and only prop-pistol used by Harrison Ford’s character in the 1982 futuristic 2019 movie, Blade Runner.

The so-called Hero Gun was used to blast artificially-created people called replicants (they so deserved it too).

A Charter Arms .44 Special Bulldog revolver with a 4-inch barrel formed the base for the blaster. Attached to the top of the pistol is a bolt action Steyr Mannlicher SL receiver in .222 Remington. The rifle magazine extends below the revolver’s barrel and there is no barrel on the rifle receiver-it just rests atop the Charter Arms barrel, looking cool in a ugly sort of way.

The Bulldog is fitted with two double set triggers which we assume are from the Steyr action and a large custom-made trigger guard. Custom stocks (grips) were constructed from amber colored plastic and were fitted to the Bulldog frame along with an aluminum grip base extension. The cylinder area was covered with a smooth panel for streamlining. Ya gotta figure the thing must weigh a ton.

Two-red and green operator-functioned LEDs were built into the handgun. They perform no function (well then again, what are we saying, nothing else performs a function either) but they look cool when functioned in the movie.

It is rumored that this particular revolver can still fire. Oooookay, Looking at how the rifle magazine is fitted, if that day comes, and we are offered the opportunity, someone else can have that honor; we still have all ten of our digits.

It may still have to be registered as an actual firearm since it has, well, two actual firearm receivers each with serial numbers.

How parts of that 4473 Federal form might read:

• Type: Replicant Blaster
  Manufacturer: Charteyrman,
  Action: revolrifl
  Caliber: .222.44 RemSpec
  Serial Number: 522368588594355

Having seen Blade Runner a couple of times we admit, we just never noticed/analyzed this stuff, just saw a cool looking gun zapping bad guys.

This gun is so popular that replicas (oh, oh, more replicants) are made and sold in airsoft versions, and some hobbyists have created beautiful and accurate copies.

Just in case someone really ask’s… No, Charter Arms will not be building these.

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Charter Arms Blade Runner Revolver Sells For $258,750

Charter Arms Rimless Revolver

Charter Arms

Charter Arms, Dayton, OH - -(AmmoLand.com)- Charter Arms discloses the facts behind why their new and revolutionary rimless revolver is not yet out.

Let’s talk facts and not rumors:

1. The Charter Arms Rimless Revolver (CARR) is tested, patent checked, cleared and ready for production.
2. Initially the first models in .40 caliber were to appear this past March with following models in .45ACP and 9mm later this year.
3. BUT, since the 2008 election we don’t need to tell you what has happened with sales of firearms and ammunition in our country. Thanks to another terrific firearm salesman like President Clinton was in 1990, President Obama has pushed buying over the edge and companies are working like crazy just to keep up. This buying spree ramped firearm and ammunition demand up to astonishing levels in January 2009, and it has not slowed down.

And, that last entry is what is delaying things, here is why. Due to the incredible demand for firearms Charter is forced to stay the course by keeping dealers supplied with current model revolvers in order to meet current demand. In other words, the production line is pressed hard to fill the demand for current models. Therefore, it would be foolish to add more models at a time when just keeping up with current models is nearly impossible.

Second, it is unfair to consumers and dealers alike to come out with items you cannot produce in matching demand numbers. Currently, Charter just could not keep up if they added a whole new product line at this particular time.

Let’s be clear about what Charter Arms wanted to do initially. Needless to say, not producing the CARR this was NOT the plan when we first announced the new revolver. The 2008 election created this panic. Had the election results been different, firearm and ammunition demand and sales would not have exploded, and the new Charter Arms CARR revolvers would be in stores right now.

Bottom line, the CARR is not vaporware, there is simply no room in Charter Arm’s production line for new items. Additionally, Charter has several other new guns and models in addition to the CARR series, and those guns we won’t even discuss until things get back to normal.

We hope this helps you understand our current situation. Please spread the word and thanks to all of you for your support. By the way the NRA meetings in Phoenix expected 45,000 attendees and we heard got 64,000! Many people who never wanted or owned a firearm before are now gun owners and that all helps to support the Second Amendment specifically and protect our Constitution in general.

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Where is Charter Arms Rimless Revolver?

Charter Arms Heller Commorative .44 Special Bulldog Pistol

Charter Arms

Phoenix, Az - -(AmmoLand.com)- Mr. Dick Anthony Heller (Heller Vs D.C. gun ban) will be at Charter’s Booth (723) each day from 11:00 to 4:00 to meet and greet attendees.

It is this (Heller decision) Supreme Court finding that helped to ratify that the Second Amendment is intended for individual gun owners. This will be an exclusive appearance; Mr. Heller, will not be appearing elsewhere.

Additionally and unknown to many is the fact that Mr. Heller (a former U.S. Army paratrooper) is actively involved in bringing several additional Second Amendment based legal actions against D.C. and elsewhere in the never ending battle to protect our firearm ownership rights.

This special engraved and fitted revolver will also feature Mr. Heller’s signature. It is based on Charter’s well known .44 Special Bulldog and comes in a special presentation box and will be made available to NRA attendees at a special price and is the only commemorative authorized by Mr. Heller.

But Wait, there’s more (little pitch man ad lingo there). While at the Charter booth (723) check out several new, first time public viewing, Charter firearms.

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Charter Arms Heller Commemorative .44 Special Bulldog Pistol

Charter Arms On Duty Revolver

Charter Arms

Charter Arms, Dayton, OH – -(AmmoLand.com)- Charter Arms new On Duty revolver is designed for concealed carry and back up. The key change in this revolver from other Charter’s is the semi-shrouded hammer.

The On Duty is made so that just the tip of the hammer spur sticks out so it may be used in either double-action or single-action.

There is very little hammer surface to hang up on clothing and if it were to hang up the high rear rails (sides) will most likely dislodge the clothing during the draw. Rarely does single-action mode get used in self-defense but on the range or when plinking single-action mode can make slow firing easier for new shooters; and revolvers are especially good for new shooters.

The above does not exclude the fact that in a self-defense situation there is so much adrenalin pumping a trigger can have the pull weight of the Titanic’s anchor and probably not even be felt. However, a heavier trigger pull actually works to the revolver’s advantage over a semi auto in most folk’s hands as it can help to some degree to prevent accidental discharges. Any good firearms trainer will tell you that the goal is to get out of the situation unharmed and if you can do that without launching lead, all the better, always.

Combine a 7075 aluminum alloy frame with a 2-inch stainless steel barrel and tough innards and you have a very compact 5-shot revolver weighing in at only 12-ounces.

The On Duty is Chambered in .38 Special + P. Today’s modern .38 Special loads are way beyond the days of 158 grain lead solids and round noses, and who remembers that 200 grain slow motion so-called special police load of the last century (makes us sound old doesn’t it?). Let’s face it the .38 Special is a highly-effective round for self-defense especially with today’s ammunition.

As you know revolvers have several advantages over semi-autos as immediate-action back up guns and for most civilian concealed carry revolvers just cannot be beat-well unless you are planning for an extended fire fight and if you plan for that you are going to all the wrong places in the first place.

MSRP: $430.00
Model number: 53810
Availability: Now

An Invitation for you:
At the NRA Convention in Phoenix come by booth 723 and see Charter’s new guns including the revolutionary Charter Arms Rimless Revolver, and the loud Lavender Lady and other new models.

Some Charter Arms advantages:

• Lifetime warrantee-all American made.
• Exclusive eight-groove gas sealing barrel.
• Exclusive three-point cylinder lock up, no screw side plates.
• Hammer block safety system which Charter invented and then gave freely to the gun industry for the safety of all shooters, this basic concept is on most all new handguns.
• Charter’s fastest factory revolver-lock time.

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Charter Arms New Revolver – The On Duty Revolver

Charter Arms - Revolvers

Charter Arms, Dayton, OH – -(AmmoLand.com)- So, where was the new Charter Arms prototype revolver that is engineered to chamber rimless semi-auto. rounds (9mm, .40, .45ACP) without the need of half-moon and moon clips?

Due to our pushing to get the patent applied for and all of that paperwork submitted and the various legal tap dancing involved in having real guns ready for release at SHOT we were rushed.

Charter Arms Rimless Revolver Missing at SHOT Show!

While unpacking at the SHOT Show we got a call from the patent attorney saying that there were some additional things we needed to “clarify” and “tie down” before we should let anyone in the public domain see the actual gun and its full operational details due to the revolutionary concept and operation.  Obviously, this information coming to us during our SHOT Show set up was not received with happy faces and a marching band on our part, but that’s the reality of applying for patent protection.

When you pay patent attorneys big bucks to do this type of highly-specialized and technical legal work you are also paying for their legal advice, and when they say “This is something we should not take a chance on” you should do what they suggest.

Therefore, the new revolver was not shown-to anyone from any organization or any media source.  In fact we did not even bother to open the gun case it was packed in.

We hope you understand.  Probably the next opportunity to get it in the hands of everyone will be the NRA Convention in May.  However, we will continue to work the legalistic patent process and plan (hope) to have the .40 ready for media test and evaluation in April followed very soon afterwards with production guns.

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Charter Arms New Rimless Revolver Missing From SHOT Show!

Charter Arms - Revolvers

Charter Arms - -(AmmoLand.com)- Mr. Dick Anthony Heller (Heller Vs D.C. gun ban) will be at Charter Arms’ SHOT Show Booth (7053) on Friday and Saturday from 10:30 to 4:00 to meet and greet attendees of this year’s Orlando SHOT Show.  This (Heller decision) Supreme Court finding helped to ratify that the Second Amendment is intended for individual gun owners.  This will be an exclusive appearance; Mr. Heller, will not be appearing elsewhere at SHOT.

Unknown to many is the fact that Mr. Heller (a former U.S. Army paratrooper) is actively involved in bringing several additional Second Amendment based legal actions against D.C. and elsewhere in the never ending battle to protect our firearm ownership rights.

You are cordially invited to visit Charter Arms’ booth and meet Mr. Heller.  Due to the limited time available at SHOT (at this time) no specific separate interview appointments will be made.

New Heller/Charter Arms Commemorative Revolver:
Charter Arms will be producing a special limited edition run of revolvers (65-70 percent engraved) to celebrate Mr. Heller’s work and the Second Amendment.  A portion of the proceeds from the sales will be donated to the U.S. Bill of Rights Foundation to help in further Second Amendment protection legal actions.

This new Charter Arms’ revolver is the ONLY Heller AUTHORIZED commemorative revolver.

This special engraved and fitted revolver will also feature Mr. Heller’s signature.  It is based on Charter’s well known .44 Special Bulldog.  A preproduction version will be shown at SHOT.

New Guns Aplenty:
Charter Arms has released several new firearms for 2008/2009 and will be debuting them at the SHOT Show.

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Heller vs. D.C. Gun Ban plaintiff and victor to appear at Charter Arms’ SHOT Show Booth

Charter Arms

Charter Arms revolvers have been around since the 1960s, when Doug McClenehan and his best friend Doug Ecker decided to make a better revolver. McClenehan had a great deal of firearms experience from working for companies like Ruger Arms, Colt Arms, and High Standard, which allowed him to create some of the most affordable, high-quality firearms. Charter also had a brief stint producing Armalite AR7 rifles and pistols, which helped to maintain the cost of growth and further develop the Eugene Stoner design into pistols and standard rifles. The Charter Arms guns began as duty revolvers for law enforcement agents and concealed carry holders; now Charter Arms revolvers can be found in almost any gun shop around the country.

Charter Arms revolvers come in a wide range of calibers and configurations, making them ideal for all types of shooting, from plinking to duty guns, and everything in between. The last forty years have been a series of twists and turns for Charter firearms; you never knew what the company would do next. That all changed in 2005, when MKS Supply was contracted to maintain their sales and marketing, allowing Charter Arms to stick to what they do best: making guns.

MKS Supply Inc is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Charter Arms to perform all sales, marketing and distribution of Charter brand firearms. As you may know Charter Arms has been a popular 100% American made firearm providing reliable and reasonably priced revolvers for American firearm buyers for the past for decades.

This partnership between MKS Supply and Charter Arms will afford the manufacturer more time to concentrate on the increased production of its new Dixie Derringer 22 Long Rifle and 22 Magnum weighing 5 oz. and 6 oz. respectively. These beauties are available in stainless steel and feature the patented safety system.

MKS Supply is proud to be affiliated with Charter Arms and to be able to continue what starting in “Gun Valley” over 40 years ago, to provide a 100% American made gun that’s reasonably priced.

For more information contact MKS Supply at 937-454-0363 or visit www.mkssupply.com

Giving up on marketing helped take Charter Arms to the next level, rather than being stuck with interaction between customers, dealers, and other time-consuming parts of the firearms manufacturing process. This helped to make sheer volume Charter Arms’ main focus. This decision has proven to be the break Charter Arms needed, bringing them to the top ten handgun producers in the USA and getting their products back in the public eye.

Charter revolvers are now available in a wide range of models, including pink revolvers. A large number of firearms manufacturers have begun the new trend of producing firearms specifically for the female market, which Charter Arms has always done with the controllable recoil of their revolvers. The lightweight design is also compact enough to fit inside a woman’s purse, offering their users piece of mind. Another great feature is the Charter Arms South Paw, which is made specifically for left handed shooters.

Aside from the full-sized revolver, the Charter Dixie derringers have become a must-have for concealed carry enthusiasts, providing a simple, affordable revolver that can be stored anywhere. Charter Arms also has been credited with the design of the full hammer block safety system, which has been on all Charter revolvers since the 1960s. Another key feature of the Charter Arms revolvers is the three point locking system, which is exclusive to Charter firearms and cannot be found on even the most expensive revolvers.

The Charter Arms revolver is built like a tank and priced very competitively, leaving all other American manufactured revolvers in the dust. Many have still never heard of Charter’s outstanding revolvers. I know there are a wide range of competitors out there, but an American revolver that is less than four hundred dollars is certainly a rarity. In my experience, I would recommend the Charter Arms handguns for anybody looking for a solidly-designed, affordable revolver.

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MKS Supply Partners With Charter Firearms

Charter Arms’ New Revolutionary Rimless Revolver

Charter Arms – Revolvers

Charter Arms, Dayton, OH --(AmmoLand.com)- Charter Arms announces the Charter Arms Rimless Revolver (CARR) a revolutionary new rimless revolver for popular semi-auto cartridges.

Problem: The major drawback to rimless semi-auto cartridges in revolvers is they require specially made revolvers. These low-production, somewhat scarce and, highly-specialized revolvers are limited to sometimes fragile and expensive moon/half moon ammunition clips. Generally, only revolver aficionados and collectors bother with (.45ACP and 9mm Parabellum) rimless revolvers. While they may sometimes be fired without the specialized moon clips, generally the ejector rod will not eject the free-floating fired cases (got a pencil?).

Solution: Charter Arms has come up with an affordable revolver that chambers rimless semi-auto rounds in the same manner as a standard rimmed-cartridge revolver.

Available Calibers: Charter Arms will first offer the .40 S&W chambering, followed quickly by the .45ACP and 9×19 mm Parabellum (the 9mm Parabellum revolver will also chamber factory .380ACP). All three of Charter Arms’ Rimless Revolvers (9mm, .40 and .45) are rated for higher velocity +P loadings.

Availability:
The first to be built will be the .40 caliber (currently there is no .40 available in any revolver). Charter Arms plan is the .40 should ship to distributors the first quarter of 2009. Some 90-120 days after the .40 the .45ACP will follow and some 90-120 days after the .45ACP the 9mm will follow

The advantage is now the average gun owner can own an affordable, trouble-free revolver chambered in these popular semi-auto rounds without the need for specialized ammunition clips and a specialized gun.

Back up and self-defense: For law enforcement work the always ready-to-fire, fiddle-factor-free revolver is the back up to have; especially if is the same caliber as the officer’s carry gun. As a primary self-defense carry gun, these three calibers mean reliable protection in popular semi-auto self defense-calibers.

If more power is needed, step up to +P ammo. The advantage with Charter Arms Rimless Revolvers is they will fire any mix of cartridges while maintaining 100% reliability. For plinking with .45ACP or 9mm surplus and discounted military type ammo, the affordable Charter Arms Rimless Revolver will prove to be very economical and it’s also a .380 revolver. Now that is fun!

The secret is the patent-pending Charter Arms Rimless Revolver Round System. Basically, when a round is loaded into the chamber a specialized spring engages the cartridge’s ejector groove. When the cylinder is opened and the ejector rod operated, it extracts and ejects the fired cases.

Models: Initially snubbarrels (2″ 9mm and 2.2″ .40 and .45ACP) as these revolvers are designed for self- defense and back up. The 9mm is built on Charter Arms’ compact and lightweight undercover platform featuring an aluminum frame and weighing only 12 ounces. The .40 and .45ACP built on the popular and robust Bulldog frame due to the larger diameter of these cartridges while maintaining a compact profile.

Availability: First quarter of 2009.

Warrantee: Charter Arms has an industry exclusive lifetime warranty on its revolvers.

MSRP Prices: 9mm $399.00, .40 $449.00, .45ACP $449.00

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Charter Arms’ New Revolutionary Rimless Revolver

Charter Arms Patriot Revolvers

Charter Arms Revolvers

Charter Arms, Dayton, OH, 2008 – Charter Arms new .327 Federal Magnum. Like its revolutionary 327 cubic-inch Chevrolet hot motor model namesake introduced in 1962 the .327 Federal Magnum round is a real hotrod too. Charter Arms new Patriot is the industry’s first snub nose revolver chambered for this potent round.

Designed for legal conceal-carry Charter Arms Patriot features 6-shot capacity and a 2.2-inch barrel, slick target front ramp and groove channel fixed sights. The second variation comes with a 4-inch barrel, target ramp sight and adjustable rear sights, and it too is chambered for 6-rounds. The good news is they are both at a great price point too and by the time you get this release Charter Arms is shipping the new revolvers to dealers in other words both are available. “We feel the .327 Federal Magnum is an excellent self defense round and the light weight and low price point coupled with our first 2,000 production promotion program (see below) makes a very attractive purchase.”— Charles Brown, MKS Supply, marketer of Charter Firearms.

Charter Arms Patriot 2.2-inch barrel conceal carry model is ideal for self defense with Federal’s 85-grain low recoil Hydra-Shok round which, based on Factory ammo. specs. for a 31/2 inch bbl. should yield about 1250-1280 fps from the 2.2 Patriot.

The Patriot is a good looking all stainless steel revolver with full size rubber grips. For a fun hard-shooter for plinking, hunting (where legal), target shooting and self defense the Patriot’s power, reduced recoil impulse (20-25 percent less than the .357 Magnum) and recoil reducing rubber grips makes this an powerfully friendly and very affordable revolver to shoot. The Charter Arms Patriot will safely chamber and fire the .32 H & R Magnum round as well as others in the .32 center fire family.

Built on Charter Arm’s robust and popular .44 Special Bulldog frame the Patriot’s 8-groove barrel (unique to Charter Arms) makes for accurate target shooting and improved pressure holding lower resistance bullet deforming velocities over conventional 4- and 6-groove barrels. The all steel 2.2-inch Patriot weighs in at just 22.5-ounces while the 4-inch model comes in at 25-ounces. Light weight, powerful, lower recoil, affordable price; the Charter Arms 2.2 Patriot fills the bill.

Price 2.2-inch model (P/N 73270) $425.00 MSRP; 4-inch model (P/N 73274) with adjustable sights is also only $425.00 MSRP.

But Wait! It gets better! While the supply lasts, the first 2000 Charter Arms Patriots are also sold (no extra cost) with a matching, clip mount Kershaw Scallion 21/4 inch 420 HC stainless-steel blade, grey anodized aluminum handle folding knife with Charter .327 engraved into the handle. Price of a like Kershaw knife is $49.95.

Both revolvers, like all other Charter Arms manufactured revolvers carry lifetime warrantees. Visit Charter Arms at www.charterfirearms.com

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Charter Arms .327 Fed. Mag. Snub Nose Revolver Is A Real Hot Rod!