Bought a 340PD and a New 43C!!! (My First AirLites)

[SammyJoe]

TX Native,
The 351c is a interesting gun.
I have always wanted a model 34 kit gun 2"
Maybe one day....
-Sam

 

[SammyJoe]

The Airweights and Airlites are great fun. The 357 mag is no fun for extended range sessions, but is a joy to carry.

The 43c is a hoot, but some folks don't like the somewhat heavy trigger weight.

Great acquisition

SAFireman,
Gonna run some Speer Short Barrel Formula 357mags through the 340PD Saturday, as well as 200 of my 38 +P handloads (they are on the lighter side).

Also have some Federal Punch 22LR I am gonna run a handful through the 43C just to test performance against some targets. (do not have many of the Punch so I am rationing )

I will let you all know how she performs at the extended range session.
-Sam

 

[Mikealb]

340 purchase

Hello all. I’m new to this forum. Looking forward to keeping up!

I also own a 342 and a 360 airlite that my wife and I carry for personal protection. Only fired each a few times, but we like them because of their light weight.

I also own a 339 airlite ( 44 mag ). This is my Alaska carry. Also only shot a few times. Quite a kick! My friend had an identical one that blew apart at a shooting range using factory loads . I’m a little leery of shooting mine much.

I’m sure you’ll enjoy your air
lites!

 

[SammyJoe]

Hello all. I’m new to this forum. Looking forward to keeping up!

I also own a 342 and a 360 airlite that my wife and I carry for personal protection. Only fired each a few times, but we like them because of their light weight.

I also own a 339 airlite ( 44 mag ). This is my Alaska carry. Also only shot a few times. Quite a kick! My friend had an identical one that blew apart at a shooting range using factory loads . I’m a little leery of shooting mine much.

I’m sure you’ll enjoy your air
lites!

Hello Mikealb,
The AirLites are definitely a handful. 44Mag in an airlite...the idea makes my wrist hurt.
-Sam