SMITH & WESSON SD40 VE
SKU 123403
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$673.99 In stock
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Product Information & Specs
Chambered in 40 SW with a 141 capacity the Smith Wesson SD40 VE was designed for personal protection and home defense. It is equipped with a Self Defense Trigger or SDT for a consistent pull while an aggressively textured ergonomic grip and front and rear slide serrations contribute to a positive hold and ease of operation. The barrel and slide are constructed of stainless steel and other features include dovetailed white three-dot sights and a built-in Picatinny-style rail.
Details
Caliber .40 SW - Capacity 101 - Safety No Thumb Safety - Barrel Length - Front Sight White Dot - Rear Sight Fixed 2-Dot - Action Striker Fire - Grip Textured Polymer - Weight 22.4 oz 635.0g - Barrel Material Stainless Steel - Slide Material Stainless Steel - Frame Material Polymer - Slide Finish Stainless Steel - Frame Finish Black - Features Benefits - SDT 8 lb. (-) Self Defense Trigger for Optimal Consistent Pull First Round to Last CA Compliant - Tactile Loaded Chamber Indicator - Dovetailed White Dot Sights - Standard Picatinny-Style Rail - Ergonomic Textured Grip - Textured Finger Locator - Aggressive Front and Back Strap Texturing - Distinctive Two-Tone Finish - Front and Rear Serrations
| UPC | 022188234039 |
| Caliber | 40 S&W |
| Action | DOUBLE ACTION |
| Capacity | 10+1 ROUNDS |
| Barrel Length | 4 BARREL |
| Weight | 1.4 |
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