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Please help with the following questions:
(1) "Safety: No Manual": Does this mean Rack and Shoot without any other safety features?
(2) How hard is it to Rack? Sorry! ... I am 70+ so my pulling force is a LITTLE weaker than when I am in the 60s!
Thank you very much.
2 Answers
Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0 Compact 9mm Pistol
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David, yes, you rack the slide and shoot, this does not have a manual thumb safety. I'd still consider this a medium amount of force to rack but out of the two you've asked about this one's easier to rack Here's a link to a pistol that is known for having a easy rack slide if interested. It's a Walther ccp m2 Wich has Walthers soft recoil technology, so it recoils less and is easier to rack then most 9mm handguns. It was rated one of the top pistols for people with arthritis. Hope this helps and link to pistol here............ budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/139634/walther+arms+5083500+ccp+m2+9mm+3.54+8+1+black+cerakote+polymer+frame+black+cerakote+steel+slide+black+polymer+grip