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Smith & Wesson 351C AirLite 22 WMR 7-Round DAO J-Frame Revolver

UPC: 022188033519

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Description

Pick up the Smith & Wesson 351C and the first thing you notice is what you don't notice: the weight. This little J-Frame runs right around 11 ounces unloaded thanks to an aluminum alloy frame, cylinder, and barrel shroud paired with a stainless steel barrel liner. Smith & Wesson even machined lightening cuts into the backstrap and under the trigger guard to shave off every bit of extra material. The result is a revolver you can drop in a pocket in the morning and forget about until you need it.

Seven Rounds of .22 Magnum in a True Pocket Gun

Where most small-frame revolvers give you five or six shots, the 351C fits seven rounds of .22 WMR in its cylinder. The magnum rimfire cartridge keeps recoil manageable in such a light gun, which makes this a popular pick for anyone who finds a lightweight .38 snubby punishing to practice with. Follow-up shots come quick, range sessions stay pleasant, and the round still brings respectable velocity out of the 1.875 inch barrel. It also pulls double duty as a trail and kit gun for pests and general field use.

Built Like a Centennial, Sighted Like a Fighter

As part of the Centennial family, the 351C uses a fully enclosed internal hammer, so there is nothing to catch on a pocket or cover garment during the draw. The double action only trigger keeps operation dead simple: aim and press. Up front, the XS White Dot sight grabs your eye fast in low light, and the fixed U-notch rear gives a clean, coarse sight picture that works well up close. This version also skips the internal lock for a cleaner action and simpler profile.

Why the 351C AirLite Earns a Spot in the Rotation

At 6.25 inches overall with a matte black finish and synthetic grip, this revolver is about as discreet and low-maintenance as a defensive wheelgun gets. Add in Smith & Wesson's lifetime service policy and the J-Frame's decades-long track record, and the 351C makes a strong case as the gun you carry when carrying anything heavier feels like a chore.

Key Specifications

  • Model: 351C AirLite Centennial
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 103351
  • UPC: 022188033519
  • Caliber: .22 WMR (22 Magnum)
  • Capacity: 7 rounds
  • Action: Double Action Only
  • Barrel Length: 1.875 in
  • Overall Length: 6.25 in
  • Weight (Unloaded): Approx. 11 oz
  • Frame: Aluminum alloy J-Frame
  • Cylinder: Aluminum alloy
  • Barrel: Stainless steel liner with alloy shroud
  • Sights: XS White Dot front, fixed U-notch rear
  • Hammer: Internal (enclosed), snag-free
  • Grips: Black synthetic
  • Finish: Matte black

What’s Included

  • Smith & Wesson 351C AirLite revolver
  • Lockable hard case
  • Cable lock
  • Owner's manual

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Smith & Wesson 351C weigh?

Right around 11 ounces unloaded. The frame, cylinder, and barrel shroud are all aluminum alloy, and S&W added lightening cuts along the backstrap and under the trigger guard to trim even more material. Even fully loaded with seven rounds of .22 WMR, it stays under a pound.

Does the 351C have an external hammer?

No, and that is by design. As part of the Centennial line, the hammer is fully enclosed inside the frame, so there is nothing to snag on a pocket or holster when you draw. That also means it is double action only, so every trigger pull is the same long, consistent press.

Is .22 WMR enough for self-defense?

It is lighter than centerfire defensive calibers, but modern .22 Magnum defensive loads perform respectably out of short barrels, and the mild recoil makes fast, accurate follow-up shots much easier in an 11-ounce gun. Seven rounds on tap also beats the five or six you get from most small-frame revolvers. For recoil-sensitive folks, it is one of the most shootable pocket revolvers out there.

What is the difference between the 351C and the 351PD?

The 351C has a fully enclosed internal hammer and is double action only, while the 351PD uses an exposed hammer that allows single action shooting. Both are 7-shot AirLite J-Frames chambered in .22 WMR. The 351C is the better pick if snag-free pocket carry is the priority.

Additional information

UPC

022188033519

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

103351

Action

ATF Type

Revolver

Barrel Finish

MATTE BLACK

Barrel Length

1.88"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 WMR

Capacity

7

Color

Black

Length

10

Magazine Included

Cylinder

Model

Package Height

2.4

Package Width

7.0

Product Type

Revolver

Shipping Weight

1.4

Sights

XS White Dot Front/Fixed U-Notch Rear

Sights Type

FIXED

State Restriction (Guam)

NO SALE TO GUAM

State Restriction (PR)

NO SALE TO PUERTO RICO

State Restriction (VI)

NO SALE TO VIRGIN ISLANDS

Units per Box

1

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