I picked up my first M&P today. It's the VTAC model in 9mm. I found that the slide was marked "40" for some reason. I don't recall seeing this on any one else's pistols. Or maybe I just never noticed.
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I picked up my first M&P today. It's the VTAC model in 9mm. I found that the slide was marked "40" for some reason. I don't recall seeing this on any one else's pistols. Or maybe I just never noticed.
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Oh wow........that's strange.
Someone screwed up
I don't think it'll effect anything, though, unless the slides are different dimensions. You might have a .40 S&W extractor in there.
I wonder if there's a 40 out there with a 9mm slide - that might cause problems if the extractors are switched.
Stranger things have happened I'm sure. At my LGS, they have a 5" Colt "Commander."
The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.
JHP's are good times, for bad people.
I think I'd be calling SW in the morning. That ain't supposed to be like that.
I like my rifles like my women - short, light, fast, brown, and suppressed.
I'm really not to worried about it. It cycled rounds fine. I'll take it out today and see if any issues come of it.
I'd still call them. Who knows, you might get a free slide out of the deal...
Called S&W and they have sent a return shipping label to me. The CS Rep said it was a miss stamped slide and that it was up to me to return it if I wanted to. I might as well get the "correct" slide on there.
If it shoots well and groups nicely, why send it back?
Just a thought.
Probably for the same reason that you would take a Mercedes back to the dealership if it had a Ford emblem on the grill - even if it drives great.![]()
I like my rifles like my women - short, light, fast, brown, and suppressed.
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