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I know I want a VERY small revolver for concealed carry, but I don't want it to be "airweight". I'm a small person as it is, so I need something that I can carry on me, not in a purse..

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Smith & Wesson 640, or a Model 60 with a short barrel. The Lady Smith is a Model 60 with wooden grips, but I'd rather have rubber to absorb recoil. These are available in .38 & .357; the .357 will chamber the lower-recoil .38 special cartridge. These are full weight guns. Being small-frame revolvers, they take practice to shoot well, but I can't think of a better all-around small carry gun.

Taurus makes copies that a lot of people swear by too; the ones I've held had smooth triggers as well.

Or are you thinking even smaller?
 

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North American Arms (NAA) makes a series of very small revolvers which use 22 magnum ammo. Not the most powerful round around but it will fill the bill.
 

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My wife carries a Ruger SP101 .357. Definately not a "lightweight"
 

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I'll take the slightly heavier ancient model 36. Much easier to control and just as easy to hide. Plus no lock that can/has lock up on you like the new S&W's.
 

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Try a KelTec .32 or the P-3AT (.380). My wife has a Glock-26, but prefers carrying the KelTec .32. Easily slips into ANY pocket.:yup:
 

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All steel J frames

There are plenty of all steel J frames out there to meet your requirement for "no airweights". Here are two candidates - a blued model 36 and a stainless model 60:

 

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There are plenty of all steel J frames out there to meet your requirement for "no airweights". Here are two candidates - a blued model 36 and a stainless model 60:

These would be my choices....
 
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