Still no sign of the Rimless Revolver, but Charter Arms does have some more colorful variations of their old revolvers. Colors and patterns like tiger stripe, turquoise, and bronze.
They also have a “Cougar” color pattern, which is a mottled pink. As I am unfamiliar with any four-legged cats in this shade of pink, I can only assume that the Cougar is a reference to the pop-culture term for an older woman who sexually pursues younger men.
I know a lot of women dislike the pink gun concept, as they feel it is condescending to the female gender, offering nothing substantial to meet their needs. I can only imagine what they will say about this.
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Smith & Wesson introduced a new ‘hammerless’ revolver: the Bodyguard 38. The Bodyguard 38 is one of two new compact handguns in the Bodyguard line introduced by S&W at the 
In another evolution of the Judge line, Taurus introduced the Raging Judge Ultra-Lite revolver at the 
Taurus has moved the Judge line solidly into the “big boom” category with the introduction of the Raging Judge Magnum chambered in .454 Casull.
Chiappa Firearms was showing off their new series of Rhino revolvers at the 
Second, there is not a decocking lever. To decock the gun, you have to pull the trigger. According to the Chiappa rep, you can hold the exposed “hammer” back, pull the trigger and then lower the exposed hammer as you might on another single action revolver. But, the exposed “hammer” isn’t THE hammer. So I don’t know if this is a safe, or even effective, method of decocking the revolver once it is cocked.
Delayed yet again, the Charter Arms Rimless Revolver (CARR) is a “no show” for the 
At the 
The model 632 falls in Smith’s Pro Series line, meaning the revolver does not have an internal lock.
Taurus introduced a polymer revolver in .38 Special at the 
Taurus introduced the first polymer Judge at the 
Ruger is offering two new revolvers chambered for the .327 Federal Magnum: the New Model Blackhawk and the GP100.