My carry gun is a smith 360PD. 11.4oz loaded up with .357's. It isn't that fun to shoot but its a dream to carry and I have no trouble holding 5 shot groups (pictured is 15~18 yard group). It fits in a pocket or on the hip, weights next to nothing so it doesn't pull your pants down or make you walk with a list, also doesn't regular anything special to keep it concealed. What I've found is that if the gun is too heavy or bulky that I find myself leaving it at home. And if its at home it doesn't do me a lick of good. With regular .38's it isn't too bad and even .38+P's aren't too bad if you want less kick.
If I'm going shooting I will a few through it and then shoot the rest of the afternoon out of something more wrist friendly.
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