The barrel is fully shrouded, which puts some weight out front-providing better control during firing. An all-steel gun with blued finish, it weighs 24 ounces and features an adjustable rear sight and a ramped front with red insert. Rock Island’s entry into the 9mm revolver market is a six-shot gun with a three-inch barrel. Rock Island Armory AL9.0: $599 Rock Island’s AL9.0 is a six-shot 9mm revolver that features an adjustable rear sight and fully shrouded barrel. Sights include an integral rear and a no-snag fixed front. The gun features a matte, glass-bead-finished stainless steel frame, and the spurred hammer is easy to operate in single-action mode. A 22-ounce weight, 2.2-inch barrel and neoprene grips make this snubbie about as carry-friendly it gets. The Pitbull features a dual coil spring assembly located in the extractor to make loading and ejecting 9mm rounds into its five-shot cylinder a snap. Charter Arms Pitbull: $521 The Charter Arms Pitbull is a small, light wheelgun-one that doesn’t require moon clips to handle the 9mm cartridge. The gun can be reloaded quickly with standard moon clips or Taurus’ Stellar clips. A transfer bar prevents the gun from firing unless the trigger is pulled, and the 905 features the Taurus Security System, which permits owners to lock the gun and prevent unauthorized people from firing it. Grips on both are rubber, and they have fixed sights front and rear. The gun can be had with a black oxide finish on the metal-steel alloy for the frame and cylinder, stainless steel for the barrel-for $406. It’s got a two-inch barrel, and overall length is 6.5 inches height and width are just 4.4 and 1.4 inches respectively. The Model 905 is a traditional five-shot, small-frame revolver just right for concealed carry. Taurus Model 905: $406–$423 The Taurus 905 is a well-built, inexpensive 9mm revolver available with a black oxide finish (shown) or an all-stainless version (shown at the top of this article). All prices are manufacturer-suggested retail, and you can typically find these guns for less. Let’s take a look at what revolvers are currently available in 9mm, from lowest cost to highest. If your particular 9mm wheelgun uses moon clips-not all models do-reloading quickly is also considerably simplified.
9mm debate, the 9mm Luger round is renowned for its efficiency from a short barrel, which makes it a good choice for small-frame snubnose revolvers.
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