LineStretcher
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Yes there is the M&P 340 in 357 with the scandium frame but no one within 50 miles of me had one.a concealed hammer airweight J frame .357 is readily available on the open market, maybe just not in your area.
Yes there is the M&P 340 in 357 with the scandium frame but no one within 50 miles of me had one.a concealed hammer airweight J frame .357 is readily available on the open market, maybe just not in your area.
I would ask the question the other way. Is there any practical purpose for .357 snub nose revolvers weighing less than about 20 ounces? The SP101 weights in at 26+ ounces and from my experience is the absolute lightest most* people can begin to proficiently shoot .357 rounds out of with any hope for a follow up shot.
The SP101 weights in at 26+ ounces and from my experience is the absolute lightest most* people can begin to proficiently shoot .357 rounds out of with any hope for a follow up shot.
you can load any .357 with the lower powered .38 spl so why have a .38 spl version of the very same .357 magnum gun?
A 1,211 pixel picture is too big.
why the 64 when there is the 65?
why the 642 when there is the 340?
Because people buy 'em. Simple as that.