Smith & Wesson Model 360J Airweight .38 S&W DA/SA Revolver, 1.88 in Barrel, 5-Shot, Matte Black
This Smith & Wesson Model 360J Airweight is a compact J-frame revolver built with an aluminum alloy frame and a steel, 5-shot fluted cylinder. It features a 1.88 in barrel, fixed iron sights with a pinned serrated ramp front, and a matte black finish throughout. Marked with the M360J model code and Airweight rollmark, it is contract-linked to the Japanese National Police "SAKURA" lineage and was made in the USA.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The revolver is in great shape with minor scratches and small blemishes visible from prior handling.
What’s Included
- Smith & Wesson Safety & Instruction Manual, Revolvers (Modern Style)
The Model 360J Airweight pairs an aluminum alloy J-frame with a steel cylinder for a strong, lightweight package. Its round-butt layout and 5-shot fluted cylinder keep the profile compact while maintaining durability where it matters.
Chambered in .38 S&W, this revolver uses a 1.88 in barrel and a DA/SA action with a spurred external hammer. Sights are fixed iron, with a pinned, serrated front ramp and a rear top-strap groove for a clean, snag-resistant sight picture.
Factory markings include the M360J model code in the yoke cut, the "Airweight" rollmark on the frame, a Springfield, MA S&W U.S.A. address, and a barrel marking "SMITH & WESSON S&W .38 CAL." An assembly/inspection mark "367" is present inside the yoke cut. It also incorporates S&W's internal keyed lock safety.
Ergonomics are addressed with black textured synthetic finger-groove grips featuring S&W medallions. The revolver wears a uniform matte black finish on both the alloy frame and steel cylinder and was manufactured in the USA. Its lineage ties to the Japanese National Police "SAKURA" variant add noteworthy context to the model designation and chambering.