I recently came across a Smith & Wesson dealer that had a listing for former West Virginia Public Service Commission 4566TSW pistols. According to the dealer, the WVPSC purchased 83 pistols on the same contract the WVSP used to purchase their 4566TSWs.
The WVPSC pistols have an integral rail, tritium sights, decocking (only) lever, and Melonite finish. The left side of the slide is marked with "Smith & Wesson, Houlton, ME U.S.A". The right side of the slide has no markings.
I purchased a "new" (never issued) and a lightly used pistol. Both pistols arrived in a serialized S&W box with a spare magazine, the owner's manual, safety lock, and shell casing from when it was test fired. The "new" pistol looks like it was just delivered from the factory. The lightly used pistol was in excellent condition. About the only noticeable wear was to the right side of the grip. I swapped the grip with an extra I had, and you would be hard pressed to find any evidence that this pistol spent any time in a holster.
The WVPSC pistols have an integral rail, tritium sights, decocking (only) lever, and Melonite finish. The left side of the slide is marked with "Smith & Wesson, Houlton, ME U.S.A". The right side of the slide has no markings.
I purchased a "new" (never issued) and a lightly used pistol. Both pistols arrived in a serialized S&W box with a spare magazine, the owner's manual, safety lock, and shell casing from when it was test fired. The "new" pistol looks like it was just delivered from the factory. The lightly used pistol was in excellent condition. About the only noticeable wear was to the right side of the grip. I swapped the grip with an extra I had, and you would be hard pressed to find any evidence that this pistol spent any time in a holster.



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