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Used Smith & Wesson® M&P®45 Mid-Size .45 ACP Semi-auto Pistol
Built to Military and Police standards. Since 1852, the folks at Smith & Wesson have been making high-quality firearms, and they've never stopped innovating. The M&P is another notch in that legendary belt, with low-profile sights ideal for holstering and drawing, polymer frame for reduced weight and plenty more. Smith & Wesson designed the M&P series for Military and Police applications, so you can rest easy knowing it's reliable for home protection and professional duty.
NOTE: This particular model is a law enforcement trade-in. May contain scratches and/or holster wear. Some magazines/magazine hold open may not lock properly due to previous wear. Condition will vary. Includes one magazine. There is no guarantee any extra accessories or a case will be included since contents will vary.
Black finish stainless steel slide and barrel, 68HRc
Under-barrel Picatinny rail for mounting a laser or other accessories
Rotating takedown lever is user-friendly for firearm disassembly and reassembly
Reversible magazine catch for both left-handed and right-handed shooters
Scalloped slide serrations for a secure grip when retracting the slide
Night sights for low-light targeting
Low-profile sights won't catch on the draw
Made in the USA
Backed by Smith & Wesson's lifetime service policy
Includes one 10-rd. magazine
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Key Specifications
Item number: 678502
Caliber: .45 ACP
Action: Semi-automatic (DAO)
Capacity: 10+1
Barrel length: 4"
Frame: Polymer
Grips: Polymer
Sights (rear/front): Steel Novak low-mount carry night/steel ramp night
Overall length: 7.5"
Overall weight: 27.7 oz.
MFG Number: SMIGU307607
UPC: 885344719043
Item # WX2-678502
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Comments (31)
yeah, these were MUCH better than expected for the price. My wife has since "stolen" mine for her bedside gun, making me wish I had grabbed 2
The white sticker on the blue factory box is covering the original factory sticker. I slowly removed the aftermarket sticker to show the factory one below. The factory one shows month and year of manufacturing.
Mine came today and was also a Durham, NC PD trade in. You can tell as it has a laser engraved Durham PD logo on the top of the slide near the rear sight. It had not been cleaned but there is no holster wear and minimal wear marks. If I had to guess based on barrel/slide wear marks it had less than 200 rounds through it. It was manufactured 2/2015. Night sights still worked well but not as bright as new of course. It did come with the factory box with the correct serial number to the gun,all three back straps, factory paperwork, and one mag. Funny thing is I live about 40 miles from Durham, NC. I am beyond happy with it at $244.
how do you tell the manufacture date on it? is it that series of numbers near the bottom? cuz I have a string that LOOKS like it could be a date of 031315 which I'm wondering translates to 03/13/15 (it's located JUST to the left of the right most barcode on the bottom of the box's sticker. (I'm betting it is a 2015 date as we both got ours from the same PD and I'm betting they ordered in bulk at once)
Mine has some mild holster wear, but this guy definitely shot it since I can see barrel hood wear and the classic front of hte barrel wear, but I can never tell how much that is on an M&P as I usually have glocks and glocks can look like no wear due to the tennifer if you've fired 200 rounds, or 5,000 rounds
got mine today. for $232.48 I was impressed. it's what I would call "good" to "very good" condition. there's some minor holster wear, but everything locks up fine. Night sights are pretty good, and there were no issues with locking back the slide and the mag looks only moderately worn. With the price of M&P 2.0 .45's being about $380-$420, this was worth the deal. I can use it as a bedside gun without worry. The insides hadn't been cleaned (they rarely are) but I saw no damage to the gun besides holster wear on the slide. Mine came from the Durham NC PD, but it didn't have a heavy trigger or a mag disconnect.
I take it back partially. After a good cleaning it was in much better shape than I expected. Some of the wear marks were just carbon deposits that made the wear look worse than it was. I'd up my score to "very good" condition. I'd honestly be surprised if the officer shot more than 800 rounds through the gun total. Looks like it's in GREAT shape internally. Recoils spring is taught as can be too.
Mine comes in tomorrow to my FFL. Should have a report on condition and my satisfaction soon. I will have $245 total in this purchase.
Picked one up, nearly Hi-Point money for a Smith & Wesson, amazing.
Any idea how old the night sights are?
Also what PD was using 45 after 2005+?
Pulled the trigger. Hope I get a nice one in the box but for that price I will be happy as long as it feels and functions correctly. I will try to remember to post back my thoughts once it comes in. I have one I bought new years ago and love it. Couldn’t pass up another one.
With my SG credit card this was $226 shipped and will be $256 after transfer and stupid Wisconsin handgun fee. With buyers club 4 pay this is about $55 per month. Can't beat that for a full size handgun that's actually decent. I wanted a Glock 21 but that will wait at this price. Hopefully botach does the 6 14rd magazines for $60 shipped again
haha, I ordered one this morning and the first thing I did was check to see if Botach had the 6 for $60 m&p .45 mags again. they had it ALL the time for the last two years, hoping they do again
All of us would like either a positive or negative reply with details.
Pulled the trigger on one (no pun intended). Couldn't find the BRAND NEW one for $50 more like DerpDerp mentioned below.
Used, one magazine, some magazines/magazine hold open may not lock properly due to previous wear. No thank you.
WTF?? What are you trying to tell us? I'm not slamming, just interested. What do you mean "magaz6may not lock up properly "? Once again not dissing you... just want to know. Sorry I don't text well. R O's
That's what it states in the details and specs portion on the Sportsman's Guide website for this firearm.
So you just replace a $10 mag lock or & 20 magazine, big deal. Still a deal...
I did buy one about 6-7 months ago. Gun is in great shape and ns still have life left in them. One of my favs, sweet shooter
LE trade ins include night sights, which are hard to find on some non-LE models.
Got mine today. In excellent condition just a little powder residue inside the barrel. Came with original box and extra back straps. Definitely worth the price