February 16, 2010
OfflinePicked up a Smith & Wesson M&P 340 this afternoon ⦠like new in box for $500 cash.

(not mine, but it looks just like this ⦠yes it has the infernal lock)
Haven't seen one of these with an asking price under $700 in quite a while so I think I did well.
I can't get over how tiny it is (this is my first J frame ⦠my other snubbie is a DW14-2 and my other S&W is an N frameâ¦the only Colt I've got is an Army Special).
I don't think I'm brave enough to actually shoot .357mag out of it though (I like my wrist just the way it is thankyouverymuch). Thankfully it came with a baggy of 25 or so rounds of random .38 Spec.
Now I need to decide if I wanna keep it or flip it. 

Dans Club
March 2, 2008
OfflineThis was made for one purpose-to put the BIG DOG in a the smallest, lightest possible package. No one has ever doubted the ability of .357 mag to do the job, and you got a nice deal on the "git'er done" gun.
I would test it for reliability and function, stuff it full of the most capable .357 mag ammo I could find, and feel pretty good about my ability to defend myself.
I went to a bookstore and asked the saleswoman "Were is the Self Help Section?" She said if she told me, it would defeat the purpose.
George Carlin
December 26, 2010
OfflineNice looking gun. Â I really like the black. Â The magnum's may not be as bad as you anticipate, assuming you don't have some injury or condition to your wrist. Â My model 60 is loaded with +P hollow points. Â Based on totally unscientific feel, they are a nice compromise between the magnums and the specials. Â The real factor is the volume. Â The magnums are really loud. Â If you keep it, I recommend a good trigger job. Â In SA mode it is an absolute blast to shoot.
 Congrats on the purchase.
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