S&W 351 C .22 Magnum Revolver, Black – 103351

I have been wanting to get my hands on one of these for over a year. Thanks for making this happen. The piece is awesome. Feather lite,a perfect back up piece. Functions flawlessly.

The fit and finish is nice, and front sight is highly visible compared to other J-Frames. The gun has functioned flawlessly with multiple types of ammo. Recoil is minimal, but the trigger is heavy, stiff and gritty. I have about 300 rounds through the gun and am still hoping the trigger will smooth out with additional use. The 351C is great for anyone who wants a concealable revolver with low recoil and more than 5 shots, but you pay a premium for these features. I like the gun, but the trigger could definitely be better for the money.

Shoots well. Needed a little tuning in the trigger and shoots to the left a little but still satisfactory within for 25 yards. I RECOMMEND Speer Gold Dot ammo with this pistol. I use a barami hip grip and Tyler t-insert which makes this a perfect little gun to use with my gym shorts when walking the dogs in the summer heat. It doesn't even pull my gym shorts down.

This gun I actually ENJOY carrying. While I prefer Ruger (unable to get their 22 WMR), and yea I know all the advantages of a larger caliber and double yea, I know the differences of it and a semi….for me, I still ENJOY it aa a conceal and carry..

S&W 351c Airlite is a great little carry gun. It only weighs 11+ ounces! and fits nicely into my hand. Not having an external hammer it is less likely to get hung up on something while pulling it out of my purse. It also holds 7 rounds. I use .22mag hollow point bullets, and feel very safe carrying it in my purse. The recoil and noise volume is about the same as my larger S&W M&P .22 Long rifle bullets

It is a wonderful choice as a concealed carry weapon. Powerful enough with very low recoil and two more rounds than you get an a 38 special.

I love it. It's my first revolver and, while expensive, it's well made, lightweight, and fun to shoot. Trigger is a little hard, but I got used to it. I got a nice, leather, versacarry holster and I conceal carry the 351C when I go to the store, etc. It's small and light, so I don't even know I am carrying it and nobody else knows I'm carrying it either. No printing under t-shirt and nylon shorts. I would buy the 351C again.

Super lightweight and controllable, perfect as a jacket pocket carry since it's just over 12oz loaded (half the weight of a loaded P365, for example). Getting good hits on IDPA silhouettes at 5 yards as quickly as I can pull the trigger (which takes a lot of getting used to, being 14lb and all, but does smooth out significantly after extensive dry-fire). Would recommend ammo designed for short barrels for carrying (Speer Gold Dots, Federal Punch or Hornady Critical Defense), as these are real … Read More

The good: This is a beautiful revolver and is so light that I almost forget that I'm holding it. The trigger pull is about 14 pounds, but is very nice considering the weight. To me the heavy trigger is a non-issue. The bad: Ater two trips to the range, the revolver is back at Smith and Wesson for repair. It never would eject the spent casings. I had to press them out from the front with a dowel inserted into each camber. I truly hope that Smith and Wesson can repair it. I … Read More

I really like this Pocket 22mag. The weight is less than 12oz, the fit and finish is high quality and smooth. It is 22 magnum which is one of my favorite calibers so I had been wanting one of these for a while. I was aware of the heavy trigger pull before I purchased this. I have owned and own many S&W revolvers but this trigger pull is the heaviest I have ever encountered out of the box. I understand why they did this due to this being a pocket defensive pistol but holy moly its heavy, like 18+

This lightweight revolver fits my purpose perfectly. Put this in the front pocket of gym shorts for walks or any short excursion outside. It would be a perfect purse gun. Have about 200 rounds thru it. Hardly any recoil. Had to tighten the cylinder release screw. This is not a target gun or a plinker. This gun is for up close get off me situations. So far I am very pleased with this AirLite pistol. When I went to pickup at the store the cylinder was locked closed. We could not get open. Smith

my everyday carry.light and hard hitting.paired it up with a 22 speed strip and a kershaw pocket knife

ALL IN ALL it is exactly what I wanted; I wanted a lightweight revolver that didn't "kick", yet can still be used as a defensive tool and also fun to shoot! PROS: Amazingly lightweight, good capacity for a revolver, Great Sight, easy to use & basically zero recoil. CONS (TRADE OFFS): SUCH A HEAVY TRIGGER (WHICH CAN EFFECT YOU...Read More Read more about review stating ???? pocket revolver/ankle gun

Negative-The trigger pull is heavy, and there are no rear sights to adjust. Positive-Light weight and compact.

S&W 351c in .22 WMR is no slouch. Clearly lighter than my 442 in 38 SPL it has the advantage of 7 shots. So light I don't notice it. .22 Magnum is a good penetrator which I think is important. Carrying this as a backup gun to my primary EDC. Uh oh, the wife found it and its now her EDC. You'll like this little gun.

Very much like the S&W 351C. Lightweight, 7 rounds. Didn't have a problem with trigger pull. Guns.com had it available when others didn't and shipped fast. Ordering was very simple.

I am so thrilled with this hand gun. Fits my hand perfectly, light weight and the trigger is easy for my finger to pull.

Looks great. Feels light. However, when you pull the trigger it’s a lot of work. The gun literally moves due to the force needed to pull the trigger. Of course you’d want to frequently practice shooting your carry gun right? I think this very heavy trigger is discouraging to shoot a lot. Ironically it’s very encouraging carry but not to shoot. I b...Read More Read more about review stating HEAVY trigger!