DAdams
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Somewhat in the same genre is the S&W M&P 340. 13.3 ounces mt.
I went to it as a I found the x42s too heavy for pocket carry.
I traded the boot grips for CT 405 laser grips and it made a great deal of difference in mitigating recoil. I like the fact I can shoot 38 spl, plus p or .357.
I have shot them all but find plus p balances power getting back on target and recoil management. My primary carry load is the Speer Gold Dot for Short Barrel available in 135 gr plus p or .357.
The revolver comes standard with XS dot night sights, black DLC finish, and with the Crimson Trace grips its an outstanding pocket carry in a Mika roundcut holster. I have been carrying mine for over four years.
The 340 is the final solution at least in a revolver.
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...57783_757781_757781_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y
I went to it as a I found the x42s too heavy for pocket carry.
I traded the boot grips for CT 405 laser grips and it made a great deal of difference in mitigating recoil. I like the fact I can shoot 38 spl, plus p or .357.
I have shot them all but find plus p balances power getting back on target and recoil management. My primary carry load is the Speer Gold Dot for Short Barrel available in 135 gr plus p or .357.
The revolver comes standard with XS dot night sights, black DLC finish, and with the Crimson Trace grips its an outstanding pocket carry in a Mika roundcut holster. I have been carrying mine for over four years.
The 340 is the final solution at least in a revolver.
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...57783_757781_757781_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y
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