Description
Details
Caliber: .40 S&W
Barrel Length: 4.25"
Overall Length: 7.6"
Capacity: 15 Rounds
Magazines Included: 1
Finish: Black Armonite
Sights: Tritium
Manual Safety: No
Condition: LE Trade-In Good
These Pistols are LE-Trade in guns and are sold as-is. Pistols came from the Detroit PD and some may be marked as such.
Features
Precision built to be the most accurate and reliable firearms, M&P pistols are an experience you have to feel to believe. Durable and comfortable, they are capable of handling as many rounds as you are. Engineered with an attention to detail and superior ergonomics; built on high-strength polymer frame reinforced with a rigid stainless-steel chassis. M&P pistols are the new standard in reliability when your job is to serve and protect and your life is on the line. These Law Enforcement Trade-Ins may have finished their service career, but they still have a lifetime of work left in them. Grab one of these excellent pistols at a price that can't be ignored, and you won't be sorry.
**NOTE: This firearm is a Law Enforcement Trade-In and SOLD AS IS
MPN#: 5165501031
SV10118DPDU
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Comments (21)
$299 might be a better deal if it was a 2.0 model, not an old Gen 1 M&P like this
a S&W in .40 - you couldn't pay me to take one of those steaming piles of dog crap.
Really solid firearm actually. And can be converted to 357 sig, 9mm with just a barrel swap. Great bug out firearm. Too expensive for gen1 unless it comes with all 3 barrels. Would definitely prefer Gen 2
Hey, it's the trendy gun owner that can't think for himself and bases his opinion of calibers on internet shit talk. Sup dude, how ya been?
MOS 91F 1st Sgt in Trp 2-17 CAV 101 CAB 101st, dipsh*t
Let's all guess that peanut likes the illusive stovepipe machine called Glock. That's what the majority of military guys are brainwashed to think is a good pistol. Eye roll.
Rifles are for men.
Pistols are for 1st Lieutenants.
I got a 40 cal smith and it hits harder than your 9mm carry while being more accurate than your 1911 gi. Oh thats right you cant afford a pistol so you hate on them. Maybe if the military gave you more than two pairs of socks you would be more loose with your money
Dude, you have no idea how many socks the military gives. I've been out almost 20 years and am still finding them in my stuff. Now, if they were only so generous with uniforms, boots, and pay....
BTW, .40 and .45 ACP both were shelved by every first world agency for a reason. 9mm is king in the real world. Shoot, carry, collect whatever you want but it is hard to beat a 9mm +P in terms of ballistic performance, penetration, or capacity.
9mm +p does have great ballistics no argument there, however in reality much of the service world switched to 9mm because of the cost to produce it, magazine capacity and for full honesty there are such a broad spectrum of people enlisting that they had to have a universal round for "all" people to shoot. A 5' tall 100lb female wasn't making the cut using 40 cal or 45, or the limp wristed IT gamer guy who wants to be a "soldier". Soft world we're living in these days and needed to accommodate "everyone"....I think soldiers and cops should be carrying 10mm. There was a video of big guy getting shot 15 times by a 9mm and he kept coming at this female cop which he got her hands on and broke her neck. 9mm is fast but tiny and kinda wimpy overall.
PSA sold a used gun to my neighbor. It was rusted throughout when he received it so refused the transfer. Do not buy a used gun from PSA. Ride down the road and throw money out the window instead.
I have a rule of thumb: never buy a used police gun.
Odds are that it has much higher round count than the average used gun without much difference in price.
Showing as sold out one hour after posting.
LOL
Detroit PD??!! Yeah these didn’t see much action...
Dear PSA...ABANDON SHIP, ABANDON SHIP.
Higher than average chance you could end up with one that has a body count.
Damn Detroit PD was living in the Stone Age