340PD for Sale

Quick Look

The Smith & Wesson 340PD traces its lineage to the legendary J-frame revolvers first introduced in the 1950s. Designed as an ultralight carry pistol, it blends scandium alloy and titanium for minimal weight without sacrificing performance. Today, the 340PD is popular among discerning concealed carriers seeking potent .357 Magnum power in the lightest revolver frame available.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Scandium alloy frame offers unmatched lightness
• Chambered for .357 Magnum and .38 Special +P
• Internal hammer ensures snag-free concealed carry
• Titanium cylinder resists corrosion and wear
• Excellent backup or deep concealment revolver

Key Variants

Smith & Wesson 340PD

Built for maximum concealability and power, ideal for experienced CCW users favoring revolvers.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	340Pd	Ruger LCR	Kimber K6s
MSRP	$1,100	$579	$985
Capacity	5 rounds	5 rounds	6 rounds
Weight (unloaded)	11.4 oz	13.5 oz	23 oz
Optics-ready	No	No	No
Trigger type	Double-action only	Double-action only	Double-action only
Notable pro	Extremely lightweight .357 Magnum revolver	Smooth trigger with polymer fire control system	6-shot cylinder in a compact frame
Notable con	Heavy recoil due to light frame	Heavier than 340PD	Significantly heavier for carry

Best Use Cases

• Concealed carry
• Backup gun for law enforcement
• Range practice for revolver proficiency
• Collection due to unique materials

FAQs

Can I shoot .38 Special in the 340PD?

Yes, the 340PD is chambered for .357 Magnum and safely shoots .38 Special and +P loads.

What is the recoil like on the 340PD?

Recoil is sharp and substantial due to its ultralight frame and .357 Magnum chambering.

How does the 340PD compare to semi-auto pistols for CCW?

The 340PD offers revolver reliability and lighter weight, but has lower capacity and slower reloads.