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S&W M642 Airweight Crimson Trace Grip Handgun .38 Spl(+P) 5rd Capacity 1.875" Barrel Stainless No Internal Lock USED

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Brand
Smith & Wesson
Color
Silver
Caliber
.38 Special
Capacity
5
Category
Firearms
Platform
Revolver
Action Type
Break Action
Firearm Type
Handgun
Barrel Length
1.875in
UPC
22188868371

Overview

The Smith & Wesson M642 Airweight is a used, break-action revolver chambered in .38 Special (+P). It features a 1.875-inch barrel and a 5-round capacity. The handgun is built with an aluminum alloy frame and a stainless steel cylinder, finished in matte silver. It comes equipped with a Crimson Trace Lasergrip, an integral front sight, and a fixed rear sight. The overall length of the firearm is 6.3 inches.

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