S&W M&P22 at Shot Show

[robmcd]

Here's the S&W M&P22 at Shot Show. It's a joint venture between S&W and Walther.

 

[SheepDog_B]

Cool. I'll pick one up assuming they will be significantly cheaper than the centerfires.
Also, I don't see the notch towards the front of the slide for the take down lever... must take down differently.

 

[Flyer007]

Looks great.....any pricing?

The takedown lever is in the pic. BTW

 

[Len-2A Training]

Hope it's better construction and reliability than the P22. If so, I'll probably be buying one for training purposes.

Of course it will be a year or two post-release before it becomes MA-legal for Dealers to sell.

 

[Emoto]

That could actually make me want a tupperware gun.

 

[xtry51]

Looks like a nice training gun for my youngin's assuming price is good.

 

[robmcd]

Hope it's better construction and reliability than the P22. If so, I'll probably be buying one for training purposes.

Of course it will be a year or two post-release before it becomes MA-legal for Dealers to sell.

I agree. I've heard that it's built by Walther on an M&P 9/40 size frame and might retail in the upper $ 300's.

 

[jar]

Of course it will be a year or two post-release before it becomes MA-legal for Dealers to sell.

Since it has a thumb safety and will have a 10 round mag SKU at launch (the report I saw said 10s or 12s) they just need to test it and get it on the EOPS roster. This can happen pretty fast, as evidenced by the bodyguard line.

 

[Len-2A Training]

Since it has a thumb safety and will have a 10 round mag SKU at launch (the report I saw said 10s or 12s) they just need to test it and get it on the EOPS roster. This can happen pretty fast, as evidenced by the bodyguard line.

. . . and the M&P 45c is just a shortened M&P 45 frame and we've seen how rapidly that has made the EOPS List . . . NOT!

We'll see! When I see it published on the EOPS List, then I'll be a "believer" and not before then.