| Magazine Capacity | 17 |
|---|---|
| Ammo Caliber | 9mm Luger (9x19) |
| Firearm Compatibility | S&W M&P 9 |
| Manufacturer | Smith & Wesson |
| Manufacturer SKU | 19440 |
| Quantity | 1 |
This S&W M&P 9mm magazine, is stamped from high carbon steel, which has been heat-treated for greater strength and longevity. This is a 17 round capacity magazine that will fit flush in a full size S&W M&P 9mm pistol, and will also fit in the subcompact and compact size.
Smith & Wesson has been producing quality firearms and accessories since 1856 and the M&P Series of pistol are just the latest model in the long tradition of quality firearms. What is a great firearm without quality magazines? The Smith & Wesson M&P high capacity magazine is the same high quality magazine you received with your purchased your M&P. When you want to ensure the highest probability of success, you use the best tools available.
Smith & Wesson is an American made firearms company that holds to the strictest performance standards.
This magazine came off the production line and assumed that he would be placed with a firearm just like the rest of his family. This magazine was mistaken though. His fate was to be placed in a protective case and wait for just the right firearm owner to adopt him (cue Sarah Mclachlan). Will you be the one to adopt this orphan magazine and give him a home. He wants to work and he'll fit right in with the rest of magazines in your collection.
Smith & Wesson has been producing quality firearms and accessories since 1856 and the M&P Series of pistol are just the latest model in the long tradition of quality firearms. What is a great firearm without quality magazines? The Smith & Wesson M&P high capacity magazine is the same high quality magazine you received with your purchased your M&P. When you want to ensure the highest probability of success, you use the best tools available.
Smith & Wesson is an American made firearms company that holds to the strictest performance standards.
This magazine came off the production line and assumed that he would be placed with a firearm just like the rest of his family. This magazine was mistaken though. His fate was to be placed in a protective case and wait for just the right firearm owner to adopt him (cue Sarah Mclachlan). Will you be the one to adopt this orphan magazine and give him a home. He wants to work and he'll fit right in with the rest of magazines in your collection.
