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To correct my previous question, I understand that the LE designation stands for law enforcement version. How does the law enforcement version differ from the standard, consumer, model? Thanks!
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Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0 Compact NTS 9mm Pistol
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Howard, it does not. The firearm itself is 100% the same as the non LE version. Just the First Responder discount/sale differentiates it. Cheers and stay safe!