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Walker Series – Ultra-Compact Rimfire Revolvers

David LuttrellBy David LuttrellJuly 18, 20263 Mins Read
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Walker Series – Ultra-Compact Rimfire Revolvers

In the EDC defensive handgun world, there is an obsession with the 9mm round. Much of it is justified because of the performance of this excellent round. Yet the fact is that there are people, for a variety of reasons, who simply can’t manage a pistol chambered in 9mm. This is where my mantra of any gun is better than no gun ” comes from. Enter the 22 revolver. While many may dismiss the 22, I have yet to find anyone willing to let me shoot them in the leg with one. A company that embraces “guns to fit anyone” is Charter Arms. This was on full display when they released their new Walker Series of ultra-compact revolvers.

Walker Series – Compact EDC

The Walker is an ultra-compact, rimfire revolver designed for concealed carry. It is available with either a .22 LR or .22 WMR chambering; both have eight-round capacities. “We couldn’t be happier to offer this .22 caliber revolver series,” said Nick Ecker, Owner, President, and CEO of Charter Arms. “Customers have praised its concealability, accuracy, and design. This new series offers the ultimate in dependable performance.”

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The new .22 Walker Series from Charter Arms delivers lightweight confidence in a sleek, modern concealed-carry platform built for everyday reliability. Designed for shooters who value simplicity, comfort, and dependable performance, the Walker combines an ultra-compact profile with eight-shot capacity in either .22 LR or .22 WMR. Featuring a snag-free concealed hammer design, smooth double-action trigger, lightweight aluminum frame, and durable steel components, the Walker is purpose-built for discreet carry and comfortable shooting. Whether carried as a personal protection revolver, trail companion, or easy-to-shoot everyday option, the Walker is built to be dependable when it matters most.

Walker Series - Ultra-Compact Rimfire Revolvers

Rimfire Revolvers

The Walker is an ultra-compact rimfire revolver built with an aluminum frame and steel barrel and cylinder. It features a concealed hammer for double-action only operation. Aiming sights consist of a fixed front ramp and rear notch in the top strap of the frame. It comes standard with compact rubber grips and weighs in at just 15 ounces. Charter Arms is known for its high-quality finish options. The Walker is available with either a black anodized frame and black passivated finished stainless steel components, or with a pink or blue anodized frame and highly polished stainless-steel components.

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Walker Series - Ultra-Compact Rimfire Revolvers

Available Models Include

  • 12221 – .22 LR Black/Black Passivate – MSRP: $461.72
  • 12311 – .22 Mag. Black/ Black Passivate – MSRP: $467.15
  • 52251 – .22 LR Pink Hi-polished – MSRP: $479.37
  • 52351 – .22 Mag. Pink Hi-Polished – MSRP: $486.16
  • 52271 – .22 LR Blue Hi-Polished – MSRP: $479.37
  • 52371 – .22 Mag. Blue Hi-Polished – MSRP: $486.16

Specifications

  • Calibers: .22 LR & .22 Mag.
  • Capacity: 8 rd. capacity
  • Barrel Length: 2 inches
  • Grips: Compact rubber
  • Sights: Trenched sighting system
  • Safety: Concealed hammer

For more information, visit Charter Arms.

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