I'm curious who on this forum might have the oldest "plastic" M&P pistol. By this I mean, besides Roy Jinks and/or the S&W museum.

Looking at my M&P 45 from 2008, I find myself wondering how these are aging. Mine gets precious little use, so it still looks like a "young gun". Lol.

If you have an old one, are you the original owner and about how many rounds have you fired in your "old" M&P? Any service issues or parts malfunctions?

Thanks in advance for your input

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