Will Smith & Wesson make M&P subcompact model?

**pjchang7** · 07-29-11, 12:37

I'm wondering if they will make a subcompact model that is smaller than the current m&p9c. Anyone have any ideas? I really think they should make one as I think they would sell very well.

**jmreagan** · 07-29-11, 13:48

Originally Posted by pjchang7

I'm wondering if they will make a subcompact model that is smaller than the current m&p9c. Anyone have any ideas? I really think they should make one as I think they would sell very well.

I don't know. My M&P .40c is pretty small. If it got any smaller it wouldn't be too comfortable to shoot. I hate not having my pinkie on a pistol. Different strokes for different folks though.

**Palmguy** · 07-29-11, 13:53

The only dimension that needs to be smaller (on an additional model) is the width.

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**mlk18** · 07-29-11, 15:28

The only dimension that needs to be smaller (on an additional model) is the width.

+1

I will get in line for the M&P9C-Slim.

**solidgun** · 07-29-11, 16:42

It took Glock really really long time to come up with a slim frame.....and Glock 36 had problems early on. Also, subcompact market is really flooded so unless it makes financial sense, S&W is not going to bring out a new line......their stock is already pretty low and falling.

**Hot Sauce** · 07-29-11, 19:18

Originally Posted by solidgun

S&W is not going to bring out a new line......their stock is already pretty low and falling.

Why are they not doing well?

**Sox** · 07-29-11, 20:25

My money says they will! If you look at the past S&W has been responsive about bringing out small slim guns for CCW. Think 3914, CS9, SW9, SW380. Some were good, some not so good.

I read a remote post that commented on a smaller 9mm that had the name "Off-Duty" patented.

Time will tell, but I will so be on that bandwagon.