2023 Smith & Wesson Virtual Event & New Product Unveil
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cadmike
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X frame in .44 magnum
HAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We already know about the new 9mm FPC (Folding Pistol Caliber Carbine) but that could be a part of it.
Double double toil and trouble
Cauldron burn with lights fantastic
Who can know what S&W plans
But you can bet it will be plastic
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CSX in 10mm....
How about this?
Smith & Wesson Response 9mm Pistol Caliber Carbine Rifle 16.5" 23+1RD 13797 : RK Guns
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The Smith & Wesson Response breaks barriers for those looking to enter the pistol caliber carbine market. With its innovative Flexmag System, you can use a wide range of double stack 9mm pistol magazines from Smith & Wesson and other manufacturers. The familiar MSR controls make it an easy transition for those looking to use on the range, and with the ability to change parts with existing MSR accessories, it makes optimizing to your needs easy. Take control with the Smith & Wesson Response!
Product Features:
16.5" Barrel With Black Oxide Finish
Polymer Upper and Lower Receiver
Interchangeable FLEXMAG Magazine Well Adapters(2 Included)
Compatible with Many MSR Stocks, Triggers, Grips, and Charging Handles
Levering Standard MSR Controls - Makes it Familiar to the User
Handguard with M-LOK Slots and Picatinny-Style Rail
Polymer Grip with 4 Interchangeable Palmswell Adapters
1/2x28" Threaded Muzzle W/ Thread Protector
Twist Rate: 1:10"
FLEXMAG Kits Are Compatible with G17/G19 Magazines
Includes (2) 23rd Magazines
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SKU 2023021865
UPC 022188894134
Brand Smith & Wesson
Model Name Response
MPN 13797
Caliber 9mm
Action Semi-Automatic Blowback
Capacity 23+1
Barrel Length 16.5"
Barrel Twist 1:10"
Length 32.1" Collapsed l 35.4" Extended
Weight 6.2lbs
Sights None, Optic Ready
Stock Adjustable Length Of Pull
Grip Polymer
Trigger Standard
Safety Safety Selector
Finish Black Oxide
Condition New in Box
Color Black
RobertK3026
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Jerry Miculek's world record revolver.
Fishinfool
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How about a deluxe model 627 in high polished SS, with no lock, Case Colored hammer & trigger, P&R, checkered top strap, PC action job, and quality factory wood grips in the "Coke" style. To compete with the new Python.
A similar Deluxe model 629 would be nice as well.
Matter of fact, being a limited production item, how about carbon steel with real high polish salt bluing? S&W may not do that finish any longer, but custom shops out there do, and Smith could contract the finish out. I'd pay the extra for one. Colt's new Pythons & Anaconda's sell for $1500 a pop, and they sell like hotcakes, proving there is still a market for a higher priced quality revolver.
Larry
A similar Deluxe model 629 would be nice as well.
Matter of fact, being a limited production item, how about carbon steel with real high polish salt bluing? S&W may not do that finish any longer, but custom shops out there do, and Smith could contract the finish out. I'd pay the extra for one. Colt's new Pythons & Anaconda's sell for $1500 a pop, and they sell like hotcakes, proving there is still a market for a higher priced quality revolver.
Larry
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How about this?
Smith & Wesson Response 9mm Pistol Caliber Carbine Rifle 16.5" 23+1RD 13797 : RK Guns
Details
The Smith & Wesson Response breaks barriers for those looking to enter the pistol caliber carbine market. With its innovative Flexmag System, you can use a wide range of double stack 9mm pistol magazines from Smith & Wesson and other manufacturers. The familiar MSR controls make it an easy transition for those looking to use on the range, and with the ability to change parts with existing MSR accessories, it makes optimizing to your needs easy. Take control with the Smith & Wesson Response!
Product Features:
16.5" Barrel With Black Oxide Finish
Polymer Upper and Lower Receiver
Interchangeable FLEXMAG Magazine Well Adapters(2 Included)
Compatible with Many MSR Stocks, Triggers, Grips, and Charging Handles
Levering Standard MSR Controls - Makes it Familiar to the User
Handguard with M-LOK Slots and Picatinny-Style Rail
Polymer Grip with 4 Interchangeable Palmswell Adapters
1/2x28" Threaded Muzzle W/ Thread Protector
Twist Rate: 1:10"
FLEXMAG Kits Are Compatible with G17/G19 Magazines
Includes (2) 23rd Magazines
More Information
More Information
SKU 2023021865
UPC 022188894134
Brand Smith & Wesson
Model Name Response
MPN 13797
Caliber 9mm
Action Semi-Automatic Blowback
Capacity 23+1
Barrel Length 16.5"
Barrel Twist 1:10"
Length 32.1" Collapsed l 35.4" Extended
Weight 6.2lbs
Sights None, Optic Ready
Stock Adjustable Length Of Pull
Grip Polymer
Trigger Standard
Safety Safety Selector
Finish Black Oxide
Condition New in Box
Color Black
I just got an FPC, but this is more to my liking. I'd sell the FPC and pick this up in a heartbeat.
cjt50
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The page has been taken down, interesting.......
LVSteve
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Thought it was just me.
So S&W will release an AR-syle, straight blowback PCC for some stupid price like $950. Color me unimpressed when I can get a 5.56 NATO AR for under $500.
mckenney99
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How about the opening of a NEW QUALITY CONTROL center and a new larger repair center to address the huge numbers of returned warranty repairs that takes 6 weeks or more to work through the backlog.
They just did. Tennesseans are calling the shots now… thank you very much. We will get them straightened out now that they are in the patron state of shootin' stuff.
Top O' Texas
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Something in 357sig would be nice! Probably a bolt action in an already done cartridge? Or a new s&w rifle cartridge of their name? I'm sure I'll be 0-4! hahahaHAAHaaahAAA
deadduck357
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Sold......How about this?
Yawn. I’d like S&W to get back to being creative and stop copying Kel Tec, Ruger and now CMMG.
So this is a maybe S&W version of a wanta be AR9 ? No way .
I picked the proper AR15 upper and lower from aero precision and a stoner adaptor to assemble a proper AR9 carbine in the late '90's and nooo polymer upper or lower yet it still weight in under 7lbs .
I picked the proper AR15 upper and lower from aero precision and a stoner adaptor to assemble a proper AR9 carbine in the late '90's and nooo polymer upper or lower yet it still weight in under 7lbs .
The last time I remember this happening was when Springfield Armory was holding a similar secret event to unveil their new Eschelon pistol.
One of the retailers accidently posted the information and it was immediately taken offline.
I would say this is probably what happened with the Response. It's just too much of a coincidence that a firearm that is not listed on the S&W webpage, wearing the Response name (which by the way is mentioned in S&Ws announcement), complete with specs, UPC number, and everything is now mysteriously removed from view.
I would say that RK guns made a mistake and revealed the new S&W offering and now some marketing executive is getting spanked.
HAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We already know about the new 9mm FPC (Folding Pistol Caliber Carbine) but that could be a part of it.
Double double toil and trouble
Cauldron burn with lights fantastic
Who can know what S&W plans
But you can bet it will be plastic
I definitely agree, whatever it is will probably be fantastic plastic...
Shadowman1433
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How about a small hammer fired, DA/SA, carry pistol. When the CSX came out everyone was saying that it should have been DA/SA.
deadduck357
Member
Yep and I was one of them. And still if they come out with it in DA/SA I will buy one.
