Smith & Wesson Model 351PD 22 WMR 7 Shot Revolver

The Smith & Wesson Model 351PD .22 WMR 7 Shot Revolver combines lightweight design with reliable performance, making it an excellent choice for personal protection, small game hunting, or target shooting. Chambered in .22 WMR (Winchester Magnum Rimfire), this revolver delivers enhanced power compared to .22 LR, offering superior penetration and stopping power in a compact frame.

The 7-round capacity ensures you have more rounds at your disposal, while the revolver’s Scandium alloy frame keeps the weight to a minimum—just 11.2 ounces—making it perfect for concealed carry. The 2-inch barrel balances portability and accuracy, making the Model 351PD easy to carry while still allowing for precise shots at close to mid-range distances.

Designed for comfort and control, this revolver features an ergonomic grip for a firm hold, and the Hi-Viz fiber optic front sight paired with a fixed rear sight ensures quick target acquisition, even in low-light conditions. The double-action-only (DAO) trigger provides smooth and consistent firing, ensuring reliable performance when you need it most.

Whether you need a lightweight personal defense revolver or a reliable backup firearm, the Smith & Wesson Model 351PD is a powerful, compact option with versatile uses.

Key Features:

• .22 WMR caliber: Offers enhanced stopping power and superior penetration compared to .22 LR.
• 7-round capacity: Provides more rounds in a lightweight, compact frame.
• Scandium alloy frame: Ultra-lightweight and durable for easy concealed carry.
• 2-inch barrel: Compact yet accurate for close-range defense or small game hunting.
• Hi-Viz fiber optic front sight: Ensures quick, clear sighting in any lighting conditions.
• Double-action-only trigger: Smooth, consistent firing for reliable performance.
• Ergonomic grip: Offers comfort and control for extended use.

The Smith & Wesson Model 351PD .22 WMR delivers power, portability, and precision, making it a trusted choice for defense, hunting, and target shooting.