S&W M99 in 45 ACP

[Kenneth L. Walters]

Over what years was this gun sold?

[Dave_n]

Do you mean the SW P99 in 0.45? I have never heard of an M99. Dave_n

[todd10]

It's the S&W SW99 the P99 is the Walther version of the nearly identical firearm. Here are a few good links to info on the history of the SW99 series pistols.

Smith & Wesson SW99 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Smith & Wesson Model SW99 .45 ACP

Here is a link to the Walther pistols that are still in production.

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/w...3326&training=

[Kenneth L. Walters]

That was interesting. Thanks! Any idea when they went out of production?

[todd10]

Probably after the inception of the new M&P pistols, just an assumption, best bet would be give S&W a call. They could answer with a much more defined date.

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By Fax:
1-413-747-3317 (USA)
1-413-731-8980 (International)

By Mail:
Smith & Wesson
2100 Roosevelt Avenue
Springfield, MA 01104

[FirebirdV8]

The most interesting thing I find about the SW99, other than how nice of a gun it is, is that the Walther version was never made in .45 ACP, only the SW99 was made in .45. I believe the .45 version was made from around 2003 to 2005.

[todd10]

Yeah that's what intrigued me when I came across this one that I customized.

SW99 45 acp custom