Smith & Wesson M&P FPC 9MM 23+1 - Blue/Black, 16.25" Barrel, Black Synthetic Stock

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• Q: Would the gun still function if I was to keep the stock in the folded position?

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  • Asked 04/22/2024 21:10 by Ansel T

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  Hi Ansel and welcome. No Sir. You cannot fold the FPC when a round is chambered. I’ve tried, and it simply doesn’t allow it to function. Cheers and stay safe!

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• Q: Hello I already own 2 M&P Pistols, one full size original m&p9 and a M&P 2.0 compact, looking to slap the extension on my OG M&P, it does have manual safety yet can’t I just remove it and convert to a FPC? Can’t find just the extension without the firearm included, thanks so much !

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  • Asked 04/22/2024 13:05 by Jerek E

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  Hi Jerek, you cannot convert your pistol to FPC.
  Stay safe & have a great day!

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• Q: Is it unusual for a firearm not to have any sights? I know it has a rail to add sights but none seems odd.

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  • Asked 04/13/2024 21:22 by Michael M

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  Hi Michael and welcome. Not at all. There are thousands of Rifles, Carbines marketed as "Optics Ready" which allows buyers to buy their favorite sights of optics while saving them a little $ in the process rather than shoehorning them into specific sight options. This is very common these days. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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• Q: I've just purchased this S&W 9MM. My goal is to hit accurately with the best deer takedown at 100YDS. I am aware that a 9MM is NOT the best caliber for the job, but it is my choice. I welcome all comments from those who have used the 9 for deer hunting. Thank you!

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  • Asked 04/06/2024 11:00 by Paul T

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  Hi Paul and welcome. The best that Buds has to offer that is in stock is the 124gr JHP from Underwood at Muzzle Velocity: 1300 fps & Muzzle Energy: 465 ft/lbs. Their 147gr Hard Cast Flat Nose at Muzzle Velocity 1100 Feet Per Second & Muzzle Energy 395 Foot Pounds. https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/713095567/underwood+ammo+9mm+luger+p -------------------------------------------- https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/713087985/underwood+ammo+9mm+p+147gr. ----- Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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• Q: What is a Bud's part number for a spare magazine for this gun?

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  • Asked 03/28/2024 14:42 by Michael M

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  Hi Michael, Bud's part # is 155988
  https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/155988/mag+m%26p9+fpc+9mm+23rd ,
  Stay safe & have a great day!
• Q: Is this Oregon compliant with the 23+1 magazine?

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  • Asked 03/15/2024 23:22 by Michael M

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  Hi Michael and welcome. Yes Sir. This is good to go with the 23rd magazine in the State of Oregon. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!
• Q: and/or +p+?

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  • Asked 03/14/2024 22:33 by brad b

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  Hi Brad, straight from the owner's manual - "“Plus-P” (+P) ammunition generates pressures in excess of the pressures associated with standard ammunition. Such pressures may affect the wear characteristics and may result in the need for more frequent service"
  Stay safe & have a great day!

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• Q: Will the 15 round mags from a 11694 M&P 2.0 compact 9mm fit in the FPC?

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  • Asked 03/05/2024 23:16 by Steven H

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  Hi Steven and welcome. Yes Sir. Any Full sized or Compact M&P 9 double stack magazines will fit and function. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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• Q: What is the difference between a S&W M&P FPC...and the same one thats says COMPLIANT?

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  • Asked 02/24/2024 12:47 by Giovanni O

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  Hi Giovanni and welcome. The compliant model has a non threaded barrel and comes with 10rd magazines for sale in capacity restricted States. The non-compliant model has a threaded barrel and comes with 17rd and 23rd magazines. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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