Recent content by Kevink

Well, where Smith&Wesson dropped the ball is now everyone skips buying the .357sig and buy's the .40 instead (then they buy the .357 barrel). Rumor has it that Smith is dropping the .357sig from the M&P lineup.

According to the Smith & Wesson website, why does the 357sig model have a much higher MSRP then the other models? M&P .40 standard msrp=$569.00 M&P 357sig standard msrp=$727.00 Why would that be?

My new carry...... M&P 357sig first responder.

Well that makes sense...Still a bit strange how I ended up with a 9mm casing with a different serial number envelope (my case SN# labels match my gun). I bought this particular gun that day due to the fact it was a law enforcement package SKU# 309702 with night sights and Cabela's had the price...

I just sent an email to Smith and Wesson customer support in regards to the "born on date". I have been looking on guns America and notice that the M&P pro's don't have markings on their night sights either. I guess the Novak night factory sights are different then the Trijicons but they look...

Would the 1 in "1076" represent 2011? The case that my pistol came in is the newer and smaller blue plastic case. The only problem was it had the incorrect spent casing envelope with it (9mm casing with 03-17-2011) from the factory.

Looking at those numbers more closely (1076) I don't think that means 2010. Any thoughts? My serial prefix is DVX****

I just bought a new M&P 357 sig SKU# 309702 from Cabela's in Maine on Friday. I just have a couple questions 1)The pistol comes with factory night sights however, there are no markings on them like the display model had (trijicon). 2)Using the date code on the case (1076) how would that be read...