[jwhite75]

Ok so I bought a S&W M&P 340 about two weeks ago. I took pics right away. I just am now gettign them on the forum. I LOVE this thing. I have been practicing some on reloads. Trying to get good under stress, as this is not my Autoloaders I am used to. I really like the Big Dot Tritium sight. The recoil is not as bad as everyone makes it out to be. I went out with my best lady yesterday for some household shopping and a movie and knew we would be out for a while so I decided to pack two to see how comfy it would eb over a long haul. We were out about 9 hours moving in and out of the vehicle, sitting in a movie theater (Inglourious Basterds) about 2:45 long, and lifting things off of high and low shelves at Sam's Club. I had my Glock 23 in my HBE Com III, on my strongside hip, and my 340 in a Desantis Nemesis pocket holster in my weakside cargo pocket. I was comfy all day and evening long. I am officially a snubby convert.

 

[Bark'n]

Very nice... I still carry my wheel guns from time to time! Thanks for the pics!

 

[chasbo00]

I have its brother, the 360 M&P. Love this revolver as a carry gun -- 13.3 ounces and 357 Mag cartridges if you desire. No reason to feel under gunned with this light snubbie.

 

[purwater]

Nice looking gun. I like the all black look of the M&P revolvers.

 

[shooterX]

Nice, congrats:hand10:

 

[gottabkiddin]

Nice carry setup.
I'm mostly a autoloader guy myself, but I do like to carry my 642 when I'm wearing slacks or dockers. I'm in jeans and a dress shirt 95% of the time and it's hard to hide the bulge for me.

 

[MI Carry]

Very nice!!!

 

[TJK68]

Nice wheel gun, Congrats.

 

[eldorado]

Very Nice!

 

[TX-JB]

Nice setup... Carrying a BUG is comforting...

 

[crue2009]

like it,congrats

 

[C/O]

Nice gun.

 

[1911luver]

very nice I love my M&P 340,its carried in an uncle mikes pocket holster and wears altamont silver-black grips.

 

[NY27]

Sweet. I miss my 340PD. I wish they made it without the internal lock.

 

[jwhite75]

That was a compromise. I am thinking about sending it to Karl Sokol at Chestnut Mountain. They say he does an excellent job removing the lock and making it look good.