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Smith & Wesson 163050 Model 637 Airweight 38 S&W Spl +P 5 Shot 1.88 in Stainless Steel Barrel/Cylinder, Matte Silver Aluminum Alloy J-Frame, Integral Front Sight, Internal Lock , Revolver

$487.04
Brand
Smith & Wesson
Color
Silver
Caliber
.38 Special
Category
Firearms
Platform
Revolver
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type
Handgun
Barrel Length
1.88in
UPC
22188630503
MPN
163050

Overview

The Smith & Wesson Model 637 is an ultra-lightweight J-frame revolver designed to fire full-power .38 Special +P loads reliably. Combining time-tested features of the original Chiefs Special Airweight with modern advancements, it is a popular choice for concealed carry and backup use. The revolver features an aluminum alloy frame, a stainless steel barrel and cylinder, an external hammer, integral front and fixed rear sights, and a black synthetic grip.

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