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Threaded M&P 2.0 and New Models from Smith & Wesson.

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I have never owned a Smith and Wesson product but that will probably change this year. The new M&P9 2.0 sure looks good. I also might have to buy a new Robins Egg (Tiffany Blue) M&P15-22  for my girl friend, after all Tiffany Blue is her favorite color and I can use all the help I can get to get her to the range.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass., (January 18, 2018) – Smith & Wesson Corp. today announced that it will showcase its latestM&P pistol and rifle introductions at the 2018 SHOT Show in Las Vegas, Nevada beginning January 23, 2018.  Firearm introductions include the new M&P9 and M&P45 M2.0 pistols with threaded barrels, as well as the new M&P15-22 SPORT in Blue Platinum Finish.  The company will also feature its latest expansions to the M&P M2.0 pistol platform, including the M&P Shield® M2.0, M&P Shield M2.0 with Integrated Crimson Trace® Red and Green Laser, and the M&P M2.0 Compact pistol.

Jan Mladek, General Manager for Smith & Wesson® and M&P Brands, said, “The M&P brand has become very popular with consumers and, in response, we have continued to expand the family to offer our customers a wide variety of options to meet their needs.  In 2018, consumers will find some exciting new additions:  For those looking for a new suppressor-ready M&P pistol, we have expanded the M&P M2.0 platform to include threaded barrel options, and the popular M&P15-22 SPORT rifle is now available in a new Blue Platinum finish.”

M&P9 M2.0 and M&P45 M2.0 – Threaded Barrel

To further build out the capabilities of the M&P platform, the M&P9 and M&P45 M2.0 pistols are now available with a threaded barrel for use with suppressors.  In addition to the threaded barrel, these pistols also include suppressor-height white dot sights, a barrel thread protector, and the popular M&P M2.0 feature set.

M&P15-22 SPORT Rifle – Blue Platinum

The M&P15-22 SPORT rifle, chambered in .22 LR, is available in a Robin’s Egg Blue Platinum finish for 2018.  The rifle features a 10-inch M&P slim handguard that incorporates the popular Magpul® M-LOK® system, as well as removable Magpul MBUS® front and rear folding sights.

In addition to these new releases for 2018 at SHOT Show, the company will also display its latest introductions to the M&P M2.0 pistol platform, including the M&P Shield M2.0 and M&P M2.0 compact pistols.

M&P Shield M2.0 Pistol Series

Designed for concealed carry, the M&P Shield M2.0 pistol family builds upon the popular M&P M2.0 platform. The new M&P Shield M2.0 pistol features an aggressive grip texture and smoother, lighter trigger pull. The M&P Shield pistol is also available with an integrated Crimson Trace red or green laser in 9mm and .40 S&W, providing consumers with a concealed carry solution that features two laser colors, two modes, and ambidextrous laser activation.

M&P M2.0 Compact Pistol Series

Bridging the gap between concealment and shootability, the M&P M2.0 Compact pistol builds upon the popularity of the new M&P M2.0 platform in a versatile carry-size pistol configuration. The M&P M2.0 Compact pistol series features a 4” barrel for easy concealment, and either a 15 round capacity in 9mm or 13 round capacity in .40 S&W.

Visit Smith & Wesson at Booth #13729 during the 2018 SHOT Show in Las Vegas, NV to learn more about the new M&P M2.0 pistol series and the rest of the M&P line.

To learn more about the new M&P M2.0 pistol series and the complete M&P line of firearms, including spec sheets and images, please click here.

 

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Chris Heuss

Chris was born and raised in Austin, Tx where he still lives with his wife and son. Chris grew up exploring and surveying caves with his father for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. He is Co-Owner of Black Collar Arms.

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  1. In December, killed a 200+ pound 17.5″ 8pt with my .357 mag Henry Big Boy Steel with 158gr Blazer Brass ammo.one shot knocked him down where he stood about 50 yards away. Put him down for good with a follow-up when he tried to get up as I approached. I’d use the same combo out to 150 yards. I think .357 mag is a good “woods” round and the Henry Big Boy Steel is a sweet gun. Its an “heirloom hunter” meaning my son hunted with it this season and eventually his kids and maybe their kids will too.

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  2. Just like here in Crappyfornia, I hear lots of whining but we keep losing the votes? How is that possible?
    There is no way a bunch of welfare single parents are voting, nor are the homeless and illegals. I we took one other person with us to vote all of this would begin to change…

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  3. Too bad about that awful hinged trigger (the pull is fine – it’s the feel of the actual trigger that sucks). Fortunately Apex has a fix.

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  4. Problem today is these criminals are not scared of death, they know they will get decades before a needle in the arm.

    People are scared to die from burning, suffocation and drowning.

    Put the death row inmate inside an industrial vacuum chamber, close the lid,
    press the big red button, WOOSH WOOSH, instant vacuum packaged convict,
    televise the executions each week, people will not want to be in the vacuum chamber.
    Harvest their organs if they are healthy enough before the vacuuming procedure.

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  5. Oh good, the one pistol I absolutely could not care less about. Glad we’re getting this out of the way early.

    Looking forward to literally anything and everything else this week!

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  6. Wait, if this isn’t a rifle, pistol, firearm, AOW or shotgun, does that mean it doesn’t need a 4473 and background check? Can I get it shipped right to my house?

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  7. Yawn. At least it’s creative thinking and giving a middle finger to the ATF is at least mildly humorous.

    That being said the price is outrageous at over 2k. If they offered one without the binary trigger for around 1k they would probably sell quite well. However, unless one is completely determined to stay off the ATF files you might as well pony up the $200 for an SBR stamp. You could get a better quality gun, with a rifled barrel and upgrade/optics of your choice for less than 2k.

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