S&W Performance Center Stocking Dealer SD9 and SD40

[Ozzdog]

The OP (or moderators?) might consider moving this thread to the next forum down the list: nonwithstanding the title of this forum, it really doesn't apply to the all metal Performance Center Gen 3 style gems he's interested in establishing a value for...

Probably get a lot more relevant responses from the experts who may not often peruse the SD/SIGMA forum...?

Cheers!

P.S. I know: never end a sentence with a proposition... I mean

These are the all metal Gen 3 Performance Center semi autos…

 

[Ozzdog]

Okay, first of all, the SD9 or SD40 didn't exist in 1994, that would be the SW9F and SW40F. (The SD9 and SD40 weren't released until 2012.)
Second, to the best of my knowledge, there's no such thing as a Performance Center of any entry in the Sigma Series, so if such a thing does exist, then I would very much like to see it and would greatly appreciate it if you would be so kind as to upload some pics of these Performance Center Sigmas.

The closest thing to Performance Center Sigmas that I'm aware of are a few limited runs of special models like the SW9P with a Ported Slide/Barrel, but that wasn't a Performance Center model, the P stood for Ported.

You are wrong. The pistols are sitting in my safe.

 

[s537]

Sevens pretty much summed the SD story up...... I got my SD-9 from a Retail "Dealer" that was also a Police Supply house in W. Pa. I actually got it used from a friend who worked there as he wanted to buy a Shorty-40 to carry.

500SD guns were built 179 in 9mm just over 200 in .40; the ballance around 100 .356s. The SD-9 was shipped with one 12rd mag and a 15rd mag with the +2 adaptor. Earlier 59 and 5906 mags were only 14 rds. hence the +2 vs +3 name

Mine was shot quite a bit in the 90s in IDPA and USPSA..... back then I/we had no idea how rare these were and they were great range guns..... and something John Wick would have loved to carry..... 12+1 with the first "+2 15 rd magazines"...... easy to carry 43 to 58rds on a stage.

The most common numbers for these are 207 of the 40, 174 of the 9 and 119 of the 356. Total of 500. There is some variation of the numbers for the 40 and the 9 depending on the source (like 217 or 179) although the 356 number I always come across is 119.

FYI if anyone ever wants to get rid of an SD356 just reach out to me. I'll happily buy it for a reasonable price.