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Old 04-02-2010, 09:15 PM
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I am thinking about getting 1 of these but know nothing about them so i thought i would ask on the forum. Does anyone have experience with this model? Are they reliable, and what is an average price on a good used 1? All responses whether positive or negative will be appreciated!!!

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Old 04-02-2010, 09:47 PM
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I have a stainless one. They were made with both stainless and blued slides on silver and black anodized aluminum receivers. I bought mine in November, 1995 and, sad to say, haven't shot it yet. I think I bought it because I already had a CS-9 and CS-45 and wanted to have the whole set!

The CS-40 is built on the same frame as the CS-45, as opposed to the smaller CS-9's Model 39XX frame size.

S&W's single column magazine, 3rd Generation pistols have a great reputation for reliability in all calibers they have made. I can't imagine that the CS-40 would be any different than the others.
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Hello,
I own a CS40DAO and I love it.
The Chiefs are great little pistols. Dont be afraid to invest in one of these.
Here is a pic of mine
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You Can't go wrong with any of the CS collection.Own the CS9 and have shot the 40 and the 45.They are great guns
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I have a CS9 and .45 and love both of them. Like to find a good .40 someday.
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Old 04-03-2010, 09:26 PM
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I have a CS40 and CS45. Both are great pistols. Reliable, easily concealable, controllable and comfortable to shoot, feed and digest everything I've ever put through them. Recommend highly.
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Thanks everyone for the replies! Unfortunately i will have to wait until my money situation improves to buy one.

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i have a cs40 and love its size reliabilty. the only bad part is that my wife enjoys it more. looks like i will have to hunt down a cs9 for her.
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Finally got out to the range and fired my recently acquired one. It is a freaking nail driver! I was able to shoot it more accurately than some full size guns. Shooting one handed also feels really natural. I was able to shoot 1.5in groupings at 25 yards. I owned the Sigma previously and was severely disappointed with it. It was my first S&W. I heard so many good things about the CS series so I said "Hey why not I'll give it a try."...A decision I'll never regret.
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