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Old 11-05-2010, 08:58 AM
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I was checking out a nice 5 screw M&P which should be in my hands in a few weeks and have a question, the large side plate screw has a flat head and the bluing is gone, this leads me to believe it is a replacement, it should be rounded right?

I was looking for a replacement on Numrich, but the only replacement they sell looks just like the one in the gun now.

Here is a link to the picture:Sideplate Screw, Large Head, Blue - New Replacement
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The only flat head side plate screw that I can think of is the lower left screw that is under the stocks.
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I think you're correct, they should have a rounded head.

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The problem is that the upper sideplate screw is unique in all the world. As far as I know, there is not an identical screw that was ever used anywhere. So, when you need one, you either find an orig S&W, or that replacement is the only option.

And yes, the origs have round heads.
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Post a WTB on the classified section, someone should have one they would cut loose
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