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S&W M&P Shield Handgun .40 S&W 6rd Magazine 3.1" Barrel No Thumb Safety - USED

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Brand
Smith & Wesson
Color
Black
Caliber
.40 S&W
Capacity
6
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type
Handgun
Barrel Length
3.1in
UPC
22188866339

Overview

The Smith & Wesson M&P40 SHIELD is a used, striker-fired handgun chambered in .40 S&W. It features a 3.1-inch stainless steel barrel and an Armornite-finished stainless steel slide. The frame is constructed from polymer with an embedded rigid stainless steel chassis. This model is configured without a thumb safety and has a 6-round capacity. It features a white-dot front sight and a white 2-dot rear sight. The handgun has an overall length of 6.1 inches and weighs approximately 17.6 oz. The package includes two magazines, one of which provides an extended capacity for an improved grip.

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