S&W M&P rebate program

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Starting July 1 and continuing for the rest of the year S&W is offering a $50 rebate on M&P pistols (not the M&P22) and a $100 rebate on M&P15 rifles (except the M&P15 Sport and the M&P15-22. They also offer a $30 rebate on revolvers. This is for active, retired, and disabled military and reservists.
 
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That figures! Already have both! The M&P 40 in March and the 15 in May.
 
Rebate may still be availble from Jan-June program. Postmark deadline was July 16 for M&Ps purchased Jan 1-June 30. Email me offline and I will try to send you the rebate form.

David
 
Starting July 1 and continuing for the rest of the year S&W is offering a $50 rebate on M&P pistols (not the M&P22) and a $100 rebate on M&P15 rifles (except the M&P15 Sport and the M&P15-22. They also offer a $30 rebate on revolvers. This is for active, retired, and disabled military and reservists.

It would be nice if THEY WOULD INCLUDE US OLDER VETS for a change too!!!
 
I sent my rebate form in a couple of months ago but haven't seen anything yet. How long does it take to get the rebate?


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Usually takes about 8 weeks??? I thought they lost mine a couple of times, but I always eventually got it.
 
I suspect, from their standpoint, this limits the number of people who can/will qualify for their rebate program. If they allowed those of us who were honorably discharged to participate, their costs for the rebate program would likely go up significantly. Oh well...
 
Does anyone know if S&W offers a discount program for law enforcement, like Glock's blue label program?
 
It would if you are retired, but agree would be nicer if all vets included.

Uncle Sam beckoned and we answered his call. "We" were all promissed a lot of benifits,great jobs (from all the Military training) and other great stuff when we came home after our inlistments were up. ...we were sterotyped,spit on at airports (if in uniform) and got the run-a-round trying to find jobs when we got home. ...... I'll quit there while I'm still ahead.

Don't get me wrong,I'd still give my life for my country, freedom and the American way of life and do it all over again. Fun Travel Adventure.

It'd just be nice if S&W (and others) would remember us forgotten ones too.
 
I suspect, from their standpoint, this limits the number of people who can/will qualify for their rebate program. If they allowed those of us who were honorably discharged to participate, their costs for the rebate program would likely go up significantly. Oh well...

Chances are too,their sales might just skyrocket through the roof too.
 
Chances are too,their sales might just skyrocket through the roof too.

I am under the impression that sales are already skyrocketing. I give them credit for the program even if I cannot participate. Some models are hard to get or in just enough of a short supply that you cannot negotiate on the price.

Regarding the way veterans are treated, sadly it has always been so. I doubt there are any WWI or even WWII veterans here, but they weren't treated well either. During the great depression, WWI veterans marched on DC for jobs and housing. In the years immediately after WWII, vets who committed crimes had their service mentioned in news articles. WWII vets with PTSD were pretty much told to "man up" and bear it. Audie Murphy slept with a 1911 under his pillow the rest of his life. My son is a Navy retiree and he had command of about 20 men. Yet he is working at just above minimum wage. It seems that the only jobs where military experience counts is railroads, post office, and airline pilots.

To all of you who have served in the US military, I say a hearty "thank you". IMO, you didn't serve for the freebies you might get afterward, you served out of a sense of duty to the country where you live. I salute you!
 
I am under the impression that sales are already skyrocketing. I give them credit for the program even if I cannot participate. Some models are hard to get or in just enough of a short supply that you cannot negotiate on the price.

Regarding the way veterans are treated, sadly it has always been so. I doubt there are any WWI or even WWII veterans here, but they weren't treated well either. During the great depression, WWI veterans marched on DC for jobs and housing. In the years immediately after WWII, vets who committed crimes had their service mentioned in news articles. WWII vets with PTSD were pretty much told to "man up" and bear it. Audie Murphy slept with a 1911 under his pillow the rest of his life. My son is a Navy retiree and he had command of about 20 men. Yet he is working at just above minimum wage. It seems that the only jobs where military experience counts is railroads, post office, and airline pilots.

To all of you who have served in the US military, I say a hearty "thank you". IMO, you didn't serve for the freebies you might get afterward, you served out of a sense of duty to the country where you live. I salute you!

Thanks. And lets not forget the Korean vets that also got the bigger shaft on that so called "police action" they were in.
 
Here's the rebate info($100 M&P Rifle/$50 M&P Pistol/$30 Revolver) and link from Smith & Wesson's website:

"This offer is available to ALL active duty U.S. Military, Retired Military with retired Military Status, active National Guard Reservists and Disabled Veterans of all U.S. Military branches including U.S. Coast Guard. Customers wishing to take advantage of this offer are required to submit the following documentation: 1). the redemption coupon, 2). a copy of sales receipt and 3). a copy of the front side of your Military ID card (active or retired) or, a copy of a Leave and Earnings Statement (LES) or, a copy of your Military Orders. Please note; if submitting LES or Military Orders please attach a copy of your driver's license. "

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Not that I expect it will accomplish anything or even elicit a reply but I sent the following email to the Smith and Wesson folks:

"Just a note to tell you how disappointed I am to hear about your new rebate program. Seems you have purposefully excluded all veterans, except those who stayed in for a career. I call that arbitrary and capricious discrimination.

It won't keep me from buying a Smith product if I like it. I already own a number of your products and enjoy them greatly. A rebate has never been the deciding factor in buying one either.

Nevertheless, I think your new rebate program is an insult to most of the nation's veterans. You might want to consider how many other vets feel the same as I do."
 
Not that I expect it will accomplish anything or even elicit a reply but I sent the following email to the Smith and Wesson folks:

"Just a note to tell you how disappointed I am to hear about your new rebate program. Seems you have purposefully excluded all veterans, except those who stayed in for a career. I call that arbitrary and capricious discrimination.

It won't keep me from buying a Smith product if I like it. I already own a number of your products and enjoy them greatly. A rebate has never been the deciding factor in buying one either.

Nevertheless, I think your new rebate program is an insult to most of the nation's veterans. You might want to consider how many other vets feel the same as I do."

I sent a note about "how about the rest of us Vets?" I did get a recieved reciept,and I imagine a quick delete after that.

The ironic thing. ALL Vets took an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States. I figured that was a life time oath. Where would all those manufactures and CEO's be right now if we had some how lost our 2 A rights?
 
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