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drail · October 9, 2012, 11:08 AM

Buy the 37. A brand new Airweight is never going to be as good as the 37, new or used. I wouldn't buy an Airweight if it was $100 less than the 37. And 140 to 158 gr. standard .38 Spl. is all you need. Don't listen to the ultra light bullet +++P++ crowd. Practice until you are proficient with .38 Spl. loads and you will be well protected if you place it where it needs to go.

October 9, 2012, 11:08 AM	#3
drail Junior member Join Date: February 2, 2008 Posts: 3,150	Buy the 37. A brand new Airweight is never going to be as good as the 37, new or used. I wouldn't buy an Airweight if it was $100 less than the 37. And 140 to 158 gr. standard .38 Spl. is all you need. Don't listen to the ultra light bullet +++P++ crowd. Practice until you are proficient with .38 Spl. loads and you will be well protected if you place it where it needs to go.