jasonfoster48
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The pistols ordered by the Belgium Federal Police were based upon the well established M&P platform, which has been adopted by hundreds of police agencies and has achieved popularity with consumers as well. The M&P9 pistols were built to meet the exact specifications set forth by the police agency. Enhanced features included luminescent sights, a manual thumb safety with on/off red dot indicator, and a raised loaded chamber indicator on top of the slide that could be felt by hand. The M&P9 pistols retained the original design features and were supplied with two 17-round magazines along with cleaning materials.
So her is the explonation. Confirmed by s&w customer service. Btw Im getting the free plugs to make the safety disappear in the mail soon. For free.
Yep that happens from time to time. I have a Glock 19 that went the opposite way. It's an old Gen 2 with Austrian proofs. It was destined for the Austrian police but at the time there were not enough G19s in the US to keep up with demand so a lot of those Austrian ones were brought hereThis looks like surplus gun that was destined to be in service with the Belgium Police but we made more than they needed so we offered them up for sale in the US. The numbers that you see are markings that would have been identification markings for the police departments purposes
Called s&w. Found out the skinny from customer service. Interesting.![]()
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