r/SmithAndWesson • u/Game_Kat- • 11h ago
Not something you see everyday.
Finally. Finally tracked down a Wichita slabbed Model 625
It’s as good as I hoped it would be.
r/SmithAndWesson • u/Game_Kat- • 11h ago
Finally. Finally tracked down a Wichita slabbed Model 625
It’s as good as I hoped it would be.
r/SmithAndWesson • u/DemiGod221 • 20h ago
r/SmithAndWesson • u/Ok_Restaurant_5666 • 19h ago
I’ve never seen a no lock, non fluted, 6” before. Is this a special run or a rare edition? I know the grips aren’t factory. But clean otherwise with the silver trigger and hammer. Any info would be much appreciated!
r/SmithAndWesson • u/Old-Challenge2809 • 8h ago
I have a full sized M&P 9 and love it and wanted to get a shield x as a ccw gun. From what I have been reading there was some kind of problems with the magazines not wanting to eject or lock the slide back.
Has this been fixed or is it still an issue in October 2026?
Looking at the non comp model if that makes a difference.
r/SmithAndWesson • u/bigboy_cycling • 1d ago
I just picked up this M&p 2.0 full-size metal. Grabbed it off of tac swap. Looking to do a couple things. My other M&p as an Apex trigger kit I’m looking to get the Apex trigger kit for this, but with the agency trigger shoe. I’m just torn on optic. What are yall running on your set up?
r/SmithAndWesson • u/NotQuiteFrugal • 1d ago
Smith and Wesson 646 Performance Center, limited to 161 from what I can find online
r/SmithAndWesson • u/ArnoldZiffl • 22h ago
r/SmithAndWesson • u/Purple_Season_5136 • 23h ago
Interested in this but I almost seems like a mp9 frame and 2.0 slide? I cant find anything like it
r/SmithAndWesson • u/LittleBrownW • 1d ago
Picked up a used M&P 9 Shield M2.0 tonight. Looking forward to taking it to the range this weekend.
r/SmithAndWesson • u/BiioHazzrd • 22h ago
Hey S&W enthusiasts!
So, I have some questions about how this gun would stack up as my next purchase. Looking to step into a larger caliber for a range toy and better home defense. I carry a M&P 2.0 Compact, 3.6in.
I want to get a larger caliber, but I am not a fan of full size ARs. Yeah yeah ballistics and all that, but I just can't. Not a fan of the 16in barrel length, and even the 10-11in range isnt my preference. This has led me to look at AR Pistols, although I know some complications arrise there with the shorter barrels. I really like the M&P 15 Pistol. Its a platform I am familiar with and I definitely gravitate toward it. They have a .556 model at around $800, but their 300BLK version sits around $1300.
Are either of those good options considering my usage? Is the 300BLK version really worth the additional \~$500? And then considering the additional ammo cost? Would .556 still be servicble at that barrel size or would it be pointless as a range toy/HD gun? Can anyone who have one or the other give me some insight?
Open to suggestions and will try to answer any questions.
r/SmithAndWesson • u/Able-Acanthisitta982 • 1d ago
Found this on Guns.com and it was TRASHED. rust, pitting, aluminum finish coming off. So I rescued it. Not a bad turnout.
r/SmithAndWesson • u/CastleLurkenstein • 2d ago
I friggin' love the Shield Plus. I shoot it better than pretty much any other pistol I own. I am reasonably certain this is due to the design of the grip, the length of pull, and the trigger design itself.
What I'm trying to figure out is what the closest thing is to a "full size" Shield Plus. Like, conceptually, a "Shield Plus XL" or something. Same or very nearly the same style grip, similar length of pull and trigger design, but in a full-size frame with 17/20 capacity and something like a 5in or at least a +4in barrel and slide. Ideally with an option for a threaded barrel, too, in case I wanted to shoot it suppressed.
Does such a gun exist? Is the M&P 2.0 the closest thing? Or is it more like the Shield X, which gives greater capacity but only 0.5in more barrel length? Is there some after-market jerry rigged solution out there?
Here's hoping you fine folks can offer some insight here. I've been wanting to try out the M&P 2.0 either in the 4", 4.25" or 5" configuration, but most of the ranges around me don't seem to have one available to rent, nor do they have the Shield X.
r/SmithAndWesson • u/ApprehensiveCommon45 • 2d ago
There’s just something about stag grips on a vintage blued Smith. https://www.instagram.com/that_bastard_billy
r/SmithAndWesson • u/dom1n1c_g • 2d ago
Hey guys!
Think I’m completed with my build for my M&P 40c, let me know what you think, improvements or thoughts. Thanks guys!
r/SmithAndWesson • u/Responsible-Chest-26 • 1d ago
Hit the range today and was having some issues seating a mag with one in the chamber. Ive put a couple hundred rounds through it already during a couple sessions. I was about 120 rounds into it today and had an issue when i locked the slide back, put one in the chamber, dropped the slide the. Tried to put in a full mag it wouldnt go in all the way. I know it can be tight with a dropped slide and can usually just slap it in but couldnt this time. Id drop the mag,and try to fire the chambered round but it acted like it already triggered and wouldnt fire. I tried this a few times. One time i slapped the mag in woth an open slide and it dropped without hitting the release. Are these issues with the BG in general or maybe just some fouling or an out of spec bullet i chambered keeping the slide from dropping all the way
Answer: the problem definitely was the extractor not grabbing so It was never seating all the way in battery completely and that's why the mag wouldn't load and it wouldn't fire. Thank you all for the help
r/SmithAndWesson • u/jim2527 • 1d ago
Local Pawn Store has a ‘Springfield’ built, BMC serial number (after 1997) model 41 in good condition. $799 with 1 mag, no box. Am I gaining anything over a Ruger Mk4 22/45 competition (6-7/8” barrel). I don’t need another gun but the price is attractive. Top is not drilled for a red dot.
r/SmithAndWesson • u/Dimension_C-137 • 1d ago
With the M&P 2.0 Competitor Steel HD I consistently run into my thumb, specifically the thumb "knuckle" (CMC joint, basal joint, the portion closest to the rest of the hand) rising up a touch and getting split with the reciprocating slide. I run into this issue with some other firearms that do not feature a beavertail. I was under the impression you want to get a high purchase with your dominant hand. Do I need to instead bring it down a smidge? It feels wrong to hold the firearm in this manner. My current theory is this slide bite issue is a result of the unique structure of my hand, if it isn't some fundamental misunderstanding about proper grip.
If it is a result of my unique hand, is there a custom gun smith out there that can make a permanent beavertail on a steel frame?
r/SmithAndWesson • u/LesPaul556 • 2d ago
Snagged this 2.0 .40L slide stripped for $60 (thanks GAFS). I plan to port it, so I want a good barrel, but my only experience is with the M&P9's. I know the 1.0 9mm barrels are pretty bad (Ive had 4 of them), and the 2.0 9's are fine, but how are the 2.0 factory .40 barrels? Debating between the factory barrel which ive seen around $100/$110, or a KKM black which is like $220.
Other reccomendations-
Has anyone used the Apex extractor?
Has anyone used the EB Lightened striker?
Also hmu if you've got leads on decent parts new/used.