S&W Semi-Auto Picture Thread

[Michaelp57]

Grips

I love those grips on there. Beautiful

 

[Michaelp57]

Plastic: yes. Fantastic: also yes

So far all of mine are plastic, but they have served me well. Not sure how clear the pictures are, so in the one with all four its: M&P10MM, M&P40, M&P SHIELD40PC(CURRENTLY .357SIG), M&P SHIELD45.

 

[Erich]

 

[mic214]

I just picked up this Model 41 yesterday. The serial number puts it bring made in 1972:

 

[saleen322]

We just got this 46 Wednesday. Looking forward to taking it to the range.

 

[BKLooney]

My 4013, one of my favorite pistols.

 

[BKLooney]

M&P9 Pro with an APEX trigger installed. I've not shot this pistol a great deal, maybe 400 rnds but it's been great shooting pistol.

 

[rosewood]

My 4013, one of my favorite pistols.

Hey, that looks just like my 1013

 

[toddstang]

My addiction keeps growing

 

[SnidelyWhiplash]

CSX...nice pistol...

Model 41...most accurate .22 I own...

Model 4046. The only reason I have this pistol is because I was issued a 4046 when a LEO before retirement. I considered this Smith's "Boat Anchor" model...no one really liked them. I preferred my previous Model 64 revolver to this.

 

[TAROMAN]

Not sure anyone has pictured a 4053:

 

[Brian Parrish]

CS40

I am really enjoying this gun!

And the gun really enjoys these Hornady Subsonic rounds.

I have been using it as a weak side BUG.
Today I am wearing it strong side in a Desantis Speed Scabbard.
I have a .44 Bulldog in crossdraw as backup in a Gould and Goodrich IWB revolver holster.

 

[Aguila1938]

My 1st and 3rd gen 59s.

 

[demkofour]

Seldom mentioned, let alone seen, an NYPD 3983 prototype (one of ten known)

 

[rosewood]

Not sure anyone has pictured a 4053:

Here is one.

 

[olds350rocket]

Modified 6 in and 5 in PC Target Champion's.

 

[indigo22]

4.25" S&W 2206 with a few upgrades... and new Walnut Herrett TGT style grips.

 

[Michaelp57]

Update

Added a few more Smith's to the collection. The 460xvr 14", 457s, 4006tsw, and SD40 PC.

 

[Frenchtown Dave]

Mag Load Thumb Finger Saver

A bottle cap is a simple and almost free thumb/finger saver to use when loading mags. The photos will make the operation self explanatory. Just make sure that the cap is small enough that is doesn't hit the bottom plate when the spring is fully compressed.

 

[steelmonkey]

Acquired a really nice 6906 stainless kit and also just received a 6904 from Sportsman Outdoor Superstore just recently.


Decided to mix it up a little bit.