S&W 940

I wonder if the cylinder has the same dimensions as the originals, so folks with extraction issues could have the factory replace them if needed. I've honed my no dash to address the issue but haven't tried it out yet. My -1 is waiting for its first trip to the range so not sure if it needs attention too.

Todd
 
A dealer that I frequent called me to ask me if I had an interest in a 940 2inch barrel 9 mm. The asking price was $750. I am unfamiliar with this model and the price range that it should be traded at. Appreciate any help you can give me Lou.
Sir, if you will kindly forward the phone number of that dealer to me I’d appreciate it.
That was posted 10 months ago.
I doubt it's still there...
 
I was just thinking about having TK Custom convert my 640 cylinder. Maybe I’ll wait and see if this new one is good.

OTOH, TK says you can still shoot .38 and .357 in their 9mm cylinders, standard pressure only.

$350 to convert, or $870 for a dedicated 9mm.
 
Something that bothers me slightly is that I'm pretty sure I saw on video that cylinder of the new 940 was recessed at the rear, but cylinders of the old 940s were flat-faced. Now I'm concerned that moon clips may not be compatible between generations.
 
S&W 9mm moon clips for the original 940 will not work with TK Custom's conversions, but their proprietary clips will work with both. My guess is that the new S&W clips will go either way, based on the apparent recess the new 940s have. We'll have to see.
 
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