Diamondback DB0700P701 SDR Small 9mm Luger +P 6 Shot 2" Polished Stainless Steel Barrel & Frame, Stainless Steel Cylinder, Black Hogue Rubber Grip, Exposed Hammer
The Diamondback DB0700P701 SDR Small is a compact 9mm revolver built for shooters who need reliable, no-nonsense personal defense in a package that actually fits your daily carry rotation. With its two-inch barrel, six-shot cylinder, and all-stainless steel construction—polished frame and barrel, stainless steel cylinder—this revolver delivers the durability and corrosion resistance you want from a defensive tool that might see real use.
At just 21.2 ounces, the SDR Small won't wear you down during a long day, and its compact frame is purpose-built for concealed carry without the bulk that turns a defensive gun into a boat anchor. The exposed hammer gives you true single-action precision when you need it, while the double-action/single-action capability keeps your options open. Rounded edges and concealed hardware mean fewer snags when you're drawing from a holster or bag, and the ergonomic push-button cylinder release is fast to operate when it counts.
Fiber-optic sights—orange up front, green in the rear—are low profile and visible when you need to aim, and the match-grade trigger breaks clean at 9–11.5 pounds with no creep. The revolver ships with TK Custom moon clips for seamless 9mm+P reloading, and the cylinder chambers are chamfered to aid feeding. Topped with a black Hogue rubber grip, the SDR Small fills your hand without unnecessary bulk. This is a straightforward, American-made revolver for home defense, range work, or carry—no marketing hype, just solid steel and proven mechanics.
Key Features
- Compact two-inch barrel and small frame optimized for concealed carry
- All-stainless steel construction (polished frame and barrel, stainless cylinder) for corrosion resistance
- Six-round 9mm+P cylinder with chamfered chambers
- Match-grade trigger with predictable 9–11.5 lb break, no stacking
- Exposed hammer for true single-action precision
- Fiber-optic sights: orange front, green rear low-profile dovetail
- Rounded edges and concealed hardware to prevent snagging during draw
- Ergonomic push-button cylinder release for fast operation
- Includes TK Custom moon clips for efficient 9mm+P reloading
- Black Hogue rubber grip with Diamondback logo
- Featherweight at 21.2 ounces for all-day carry
Specifications
| Caliber | 9mm Luger +P |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Barrel Length | 2 inches |
| Overall Length | 6.53 inches |
| Height | 4.44 inches |
| Width | 1.38 inches |
| Weight | 21.2 ounces |
| Frame Material | Forged stainless steel, polished finish |
| Barrel Material | Stainless steel, polished finish |
| Cylinder Material | Stainless steel |
| Action | Double-action/single-action (DA/SA) |
| Trigger Pull | 9–11.5 lbs, non-stacking |
| Rifling | 6 grooves |
| Front Sight | Fixed fiber-optic, orange |
| Rear Sight | Low-profile dovetail fiber-optic, green |
| Grip | Black Hogue rubber with Diamondback logo |
| Hammer | Exposed |
| Cylinder Release | Push-button, ergonomic placement |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Diamondback SDR Small suitable for concealed carry?
Yes. The SDR Small is purpose-built for concealed carry with a two-inch barrel, compact frame, and lightweight 21.2-ounce design. The rounded edges and concealed hardware minimize printing and snagging when drawing from an IWB or other carry holster.
What ammunition does this revolver use, and can it handle magnum loads?
The SDR Small is chambered in 9mm Luger +P. Use only ammunition within this specification; do not use other calibers or magnum loads not rated for this revolver. Always consult the owner's manual for approved ammunition guidance.
Does it come with moon clips?
Yes. The revolver ships with TK Custom moon clips, which make reloading faster and more efficient when using 9mm+P ammunition. The cylinder chambers are chamfered to support seamless moon clip feeding.
Can I use the SDR Small in single-action mode only?
The revolver is double-action/single-action (DA/SA) with an exposed hammer, so you can opt for single-action fire by cocking the hammer. This allows you to take advantage of the match-grade trigger's lighter, cleaner break when aimed precision matters.

