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S&W 340PD?
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Any one out there own, and/or have anything to say about the S&W 340PD? I'm seriously considering one but have not shot one.
 
Posts: 350 | Location: GA by way of PA, OH, KY, TX, VA, and NC | Registered: 10 November 2005Reply With Quote
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No malfunctions ever on mine. Shoots where I aim, actually quite accurate for a fixed site snub. DAO means a heavy trigger but I didn't change the factory springs as they are not that bad. Kind of stings with 357's, light bullets help this. Of course it's a breeze to carry. For concealed carry I can't think of a better revolver. I recommend it.
 
Posts: 967 | Location: Michigan, USA | Registered: 28 November 2003Reply With Quote
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I have one. It seems to function perfectly.

I cannot attest to the pistol's accuracy, as mine is so poor with this little gun.

Does anyone make a grip that would let my middle finger get to the grip? I'd like to get a grip that's no wider (thicker?) than the factory, but sort of fills in to the lowest part of the trigger guard.


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Posts: 1645 | Location: Elizabeth, Colorado | Registered: 13 February 2004Reply With Quote
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DOn, try Badger grips or Eagle. If you want to spend some bucks, look into Spegel grips.


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Thanks, Fred


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