SMITH & WESSON M&P9
SKU 178061
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Our Price
$676.99 In stock
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Product Information & Specs
Reliable and easy to use the Smith Wesson MP9 is a striker-fired semi-automatic handgun chambered in 9mm offered with or without a thumb safety. The frame is made from non-corrosive polymer and the slide and barrel are constructed of stainless steel. Palm swell panels can easily be changed without tools in order to make a comfortable fit for virtually any shooter while the reversible magazine release and slide release on both sides contribute to right- or left-handed operation. Designed for use by military and law enforcement the MP9 is an ideal choice for self-defense.
Details
Action Striker Fire - Caliber 9mm - Capacity 171 - Material PolymerSteel - Finish Black - Grip Polymer - Sights DovetailFixed - Barrel Length 4.25 - Overall Length 7.5 - Weight 24 oz - Slide cut to accept the following optics Trijicon RMR Leupold Delta Point Jpoint Doctor C-More STS Insight MRDS - Based on the popular Pro Series line of competition ready firearms the new MP C.O.R.E (Competition Optics Ready Equipment) models offer consumers a specialized platform for adding accessory optics to their personal handguns. Engineered to accept six popular styles of competition based optics the MP C.O.R.E models are easily adapted to meet any demand. - Sight not included.
| UPC | 022188780611 |
| Caliber | 9MM LUGER (9X19 PARA) |
| Action | DOUBLE ACTION |
| Capacity | 17 ROUNDS |
| Barrel Length | 4.5 BARREL |
| Weight | NOT SPECIFIED |
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