If S&W made a Metal 2.0 in .45?

[Yendor357]

I think I'd give it a try.

I don't have any striker fired pistols. Nor do I have any plastic pistols.

But a Metal .45 sounds kind of cool.

 

[Michaelp57]

I would pick up the first one I saw in store. Of the new releases over the last year, none have brought me the excitement that I would get from an m&p metal in .45, or .40 for that matter. Nothing against 9mm, but there are plenty of great 9mm handguns on the market. Much less so for the larger calibers.

 

[PhilT]

I agree with your comment about the 9mm, but my buddy has a 2.0 Competitor - it might be the best 9mm I have every shot.

 

[MDB1056]

I'm also an all metal guy. Love my 457 and 4516-2 .45's, but yes would love to see Smith come out with a new metal .45.

 

[sodacan]

I think I'd give it a try.

I don't have any striker fired pistols. Nor do I have any plastic pistols.

But a Metal .45 sounds kind of cool.

You should look at a Sig P220. Might be be right up your alley.

 

[Yendor357]

lol Soda, Ive owned a SIG P220for probably 30 years. You and I think alike, which is scary. When I do carry, which isn't very often, it's almost always the SIG. My SIG is totally unaltered in case I end up in court. It's 2.5 inches for 5 at 25 yards accurate. The sights are dead on, it's never malfunctioned. It's definable not the prettiest gun I own. If it's made in Germany you can be assured that A: It's not going to be especially good looking. And B: You can bet your life that it's going to work.

I think the hypothetical 2.0 Metal in 45ACP would be at least a somewhat logical new/next gun for those of us that are enamored with the 4500 series pistols. Ive heard they're reliable and accurate.