Best Pink Handguns (2026): 7 Pink Guns and What Pink Costs

Last updated October 28th 2026

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By Nick Hall, who wrote our best handguns for women guide.

The best pink handgun for most people is the Charter Arms Pink Lady, a 5 shot .38 Special revolver that’s simple to run, easy to carry and, at $319.99 at Palmetto State Armory when we checked, cheaper than the same revolver in plain blue. If you want a semi-auto, the Bersa Thunder 380 in pink is the best value, and if you want a premium carry gun, the SIG P365-380 Sugar Skull and the Glock 42 Medusa Pink are the factory and custom options.

Below are seven pink handguns that are in stock now, with live prices from our 200+ retailers on October 28, 2026, and one thing no other pink gun list has: what pink actually costs compared with the same gun in a standard finish, from our own price data.

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Best Pink Handguns at a Glance

Gun	Caliber	Capacity	Type	Price
Charter Arms Pink Lady	.38 Special	5	Revolver	Live price
Bersa Thunder 380 Pink	.380 ACP	8+1	Compact pistol	Live price
Diamondback DB380 Gen 4 Pink	.380 ACP	6+1	Pocket pistol	Live price
SIG P365-380 Sugar Skull	.380 ACP	10+1	Micro compact	Live price
Glock 42 Medusa Pink	.380 ACP	6+1	Subcompact	Live price
Hi-Point C9 Pink Camo	9mm	8+1	Budget pistol	Live price
Bond Arms Mama Bear	.357 Mag / .38 Spl	2	Derringer	Live price

What Does Pink Cost?

We compared the lowest new price at our trusted retailers for the pink version and the standard version of six of these guns. The answer depends on whether pink is a regular catalog color or a special edition.

• Regular pink colors cost little or nothing extra. The pink Bersa Thunder cost $13 more than the cheapest standard one, the pink DB380 $11.01 more and the pink Hi-Point $31 more.
• The Charter Arms Pink Lady was cheaper than the blued Undercover Lite, $319.99 against $340.99.
• Special editions cost a lot more. The Glock 42 Medusa Pink is a Glock & Roses custom and ran $145.99 over a standard G42, and the SIG P365-380 Sugar Skull ran $205 over a standard P365-380. You’re paying for the custom finish, not the color.

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1. Charter Arms Pink Lady: Best Pink Revolver

• Caliber: .38 Special
• Capacity: 5 rounds
• Barrel: 2 in., stainless
• Frame: Pink anodized aluminum (Undercover Lite)
• Hammer: Standard or double action only (bobbed)
• Made in: Shelton, Connecticut

The Pink Lady is Charter Arms‘ Undercover Lite .38 Special with a pink anodized aluminum frame and a stainless 2 inch barrel. A revolver is the easiest handgun to run under stress: no slide to rack, no safety, no magazine. Load five rounds, close the cylinder and it’s ready.

Charter sells it with a standard hammer or as a double action only model with a bobbed hammer that won’t snag in a purse or pocket. The aluminum frame keeps it light, which makes it easy to carry and a little sharp to shoot with hot loads. Practice with standard pressure .38 and carry what you shoot well.

Best For: A first carry gun, purse carry, or anyone who wants the simplest gun to operate.

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2. Bersa Thunder 380 Pink: Best Pink Semi-Auto for the Money

• Caliber: .380 ACP
• Capacity: 8+1
• Barrel: 3.5 in.
• Action: Double action / single action
• Finish: Black slide, pink frame
• Made in: Argentina

The Bersa Thunder 380 is an all-metal, double action / single action pistol in the style of the Walther PPK, and it’s been a value favorite for decades. It holds 8+1 rounds of .380 and its weight soaks up recoil, which makes it one of the easiest .380s to shoot well.

The pink model has a black slide on a pink frame. At $290.99 at Palmetto State Armory when we checked, it cost only $13 more than the cheapest standard Thunder. It’s bigger and heavier than a micro .380, so it carries better on a belt than in a pocket.

Best For: Shooters who want a soft-shooting, affordable .380 for carry or home.

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3. Diamondback DB380 Gen 4 Pink: Best Pink Pocket Pistol

• Caliber: .380 ACP
• Capacity: 6+1
• Action: Striker fired
• Finish: Pink frame, black or nickel boron slide
• Made in: Cocoa, Florida
• Size: Pocket size

The DB380 was Diamondback’s first gun, and the company’s About page says it put Diamondback on the map. The Gen 4 is the current version: a tiny striker-fired .380 that fits in a pocket or a small purse. The pink model cost $11.01 more than a standard one in our data.

It’s the .380 sibling of the 9mm DB9 we reviewed, and the same advice applies: run 100 to 200 rounds before you carry it, and use a holster that covers the trigger. Read our Diamondback DB9 review for how this family of pistols shoots.

Best For: Pocket and purse carry on a budget.

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4. SIG P365-380 Sugar Skull: Best Premium Pink Pistol

• Caliber: .380 ACP
• Capacity: 10+1
• Barrel: 3.1 in.
• Action: Striker fired
• Finish: Medusa Pink with sugar skull graphics
• Platform: SIG P365 micro compact

The P365-380 is SIG’s micro compact P365 in .380, which shoots softer than the 9mm P365 while holding 10+1 rounds. The Sugar Skull edition dresses it in Medusa Pink with sugar skull graphics.

It’s the best pink carry gun on this list, and the most expensive: $704.99 at Palmetto State Armory when we checked, $205 more than a standard P365-380. If you want the gun and don’t need the graphics, buy the standard one and save the difference.

Best For: Daily concealed carry for someone who wants a premium gun and a finish that stands out.

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5. Glock 42 Medusa Pink: Best Pink Glock

• Caliber: .380 ACP
• Capacity: 6+1
• Barrel: 3.25 in.
• Action: Striker fired
• Finish: Medusa Pink (Glock & Roses custom)
• Platform: Glock 42 slimline

The Glock 42 is Glock’s smallest pistol, a slim single stack .380 that’s easy to shoot. The Medusa Pink version is a Glock & Roses custom, and it ran $544.99 at Palmetto State Armory when we checked, $145.99 more than a standard G42.

Mechanically it’s a G42, so every G42 holster fits. Our best .380 for concealed carry guide compares it with the other .380s.

Best For: Glock fans who want a pink carry gun.

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6. Hi-Point C9 Pink Camo: Cheapest Pink Handgun

• Caliber: 9mm
• Capacity: 8+1
• Barrel: 3.5 in.
• Action: Blowback, single action
• Finish: Pink camo frame
• Also: CF380 in .380 ACP, same finish

The Hi-Point C9 is the cheapest 9mm on the market, and the pink camo model was $196.99 at Palmetto State Armory when we checked, $31 more than the plain black C9. It’s heavy and blocky because it uses a simple blowback action with a heavy slide.

That weight makes it soft to shoot, and Hi-Point backs it with a lifetime warranty. It’s too big for most concealed carry, so think of it as a home or truck gun.

Best For: A home defense gun on the smallest budget.

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7. Bond Arms Mama Bear: Best Pink Derringer

• Caliber: .357 Magnum / .38 Special
• Capacity: 2
• Barrel: 2.5 in.
• Action: Break action, single action
• Finish: Stainless steel with pink wood grips
• Made in: Granbury, Texas

The Bond Arms Mama Bear is a stainless steel two-shot derringer with pink wood grips, chambered for .357 Magnum and .38 Special. It’s a backup gun, not a primary one. Two shots and a slow reload are the trade for a gun this small and this simple.

Shoot .38 Special in it. .357 Magnum in a gun this small and light is punishing. It was $509.99 at Sportsman’s Warehouse when we checked.

Best For: A backup gun, or someone who loves derringers.

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Is a Pink Gun a Good Idea?

Color doesn’t change how a gun shoots. A pink Bersa is the same gun as a black one, and you should choose a pink gun for the same reasons you’d choose any gun: fit, caliber, trigger and reliability. Pick the gun first and the color second.

• Fit matters more than finish. Hold several guns before you buy and pick the one you can grip and shoot well. Our best handguns for women guide covers fit in detail.
• Bright colors can look like toys to children. Any gun belongs in a locked safe or lockbox when it’s not on you, and that matters more with a bright finish. See our best gun safes for pistols.
• Resale: A pink special edition can be harder to sell than a standard model. If you think you’ll trade it in, a regular catalog pink holds value better than a limited custom.

How I Picked These Guns

I started from what people search for, then kept only pink handguns that were in stock at our trusted retailers on October 28, 2026, so you can buy any of them today at a price we track. I covered every common type, from a revolver to a pocket pistol to a derringer, and pulled the pink and standard prices for the comparison from our own catalog. Specs come from the retailer and maker listings. Prices change daily, and the live price boxes update on their own.

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