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My all time favorite .357s are the S&W 686 4", and the Ruger GP100 4" FS.
The 686 probably has the edge in accuracy, and the action tends to be smooth as glass. The GP100 is built like a tank - more comfortable to shoot with "hot" loads than any other wheelgun I've ever shot.
Bottom line: for infrequent use with target ammunition through standard defensive ammunition, I'd get the 686. For heavy range use or frequent shooting of hunting loads, I'd opt for the GP100.
Either will work, just depends on what you want them for...
Regards,
Kevin
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