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Factory Zeroing for M P Pistols - Smith Wesson Forum I have been zeroing my M P Shield 9mm and Compact 9mm 2 0 There is no elevation sight adjustment I wanted to know what to expect for elevation zeroing from the factory I called the factory and they said there is no factory zeroing process for either windage or elevation They said the
Dating a K-22 by serial number - Smith Wesson Forum The Smith Wesson Historical Foundation and its effort to digitize the company records may afford future collectors the ability to search a given serial number and find all relevant company records and correspondence pertaining to that gun Unfortunately, that is thousands of investment dollars away
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Bodyguard 2. 0 issues and some potential solutions - | Smith Wesson . . . By now it has been established that the introduction of the S W Bodyguard 2 0 in 380 acp has been fraught with some issues Some of these remain difficult to deal with while others have a solution Hopefully, in this thread, I will be able to clarify some of the problems and present some
38 S W Special CTG Identification value | Smith Wesson Forum . . . Hand ejector Serial # 5041XX no letters only assembly number behind yoke barrel says 38 S W Special CTG (stamped exactly like that) Barrel Length is 5 1 4 inches Fixed Sights Strain Screw is present NO butt swivel or Lanyard Ring 5 Screw Any help on age value would be appreciated thanks
Early Bekearts - What is (and isnt) Known | Smith Wesson Forum – The . . . It certainly wasn't a normal Smith Wesson procedure to apply these additional numbers, and one can't help but wonder if it was especially done at Bekeart's behest That the practice continued for some subsequent production of the model, however, tends to undermine that argument