As far as I am aware, the 337PD was one of Smith & Wesson's lightest revolvers, weighing 10.7 ounces. Mine, whose photos are below, was never fired, so I still consider it to be NIB:











I am asking $600 plus $25 for overnight shipping to your dealer. If interested, send email ([email protected]).

As far as I am aware, the 337PD was one of Smith & Wesson's lightest revolvers, weighing 10.7 ounces. Mine, whose photos are below, was never fired, so I still consider it to be NIB:











I am asking $600 plus $25 for overnight shipping to your dealer. If interested, send email ([email protected]).

Sorry lightest S&W is 351PD 10.4oz...... Nice gun

Thank you for the clarification. I edited the first sentence to better reflect this.

Any interest in a trade for an immaculate, 2 month old Glock 26 w/3 like-new holsters (pocket, IWB, OWB)? It's the 9mm "baby Glock".

If I didn't already own two Glock 26 pistols, one all-black and one with an OD frame, I would be interested, but I need to pass.

Still available.

You are correct sir, this is definitely thelightest .38+P S&W ever made. I personally love mine. I own multiple S&W j-frames and this is by far my favorite. You could wear it on an ankle holster an entire week and never know it's there. Recoil is more than manageable considering it's weight. I paid the same for mine back in 2000 as what your asking for yours so that is an excellent price on a gun you rarely see for sale. Someone will be very happy with it. Good luck with your sale.

Still available.

If you are interested in trading for the Browning .25 auto I currenlty have posted, let me know.

SPF

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