Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0 Compact Thumb Safety 9mm Blue/Black Pistol

A: Isaiah, this pistol this comes in a hard plastic case, owners manual, warranty registration card (2) 15rd Magazines, cable lock, bore brush, orange plastic chamber blocker and Four Palmswell Grip Inserts.

A: Comes with the S&W case (which appears to be the S&W Factory cardboard box since November 2018) , 2 mags, manual, registration, lock, chamber flag and four different grip inserts to allow you to customize the grip to your preference. Pretty nice package!

A: Morris, it does have a manual thumb safety, verified on the S&W web site. The pistol includes an aggressively-textured grip and four interchangeable palmswell inserts for optimal hand-fit and trigger reach. Includes two magazines, a limited lifetime warranty and a lifetime service policy.

A: Morris, yes Sir. This UPC code is the Pistol with the "Manual Safety".

A: Hi Jerr, Yes they do make a an extension for this model. The size as it sits depends on your hands really.

A: The grip should be long enough for a full grip. If on the slight chance it is not, this is all you need : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/713077571/pearce+grip+extension+for

A: Also here is the extension grip you would need. budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/713077571/pearce+grip+extension+for

A: the grip is big enough for most people. if you need a longer grip here is the extension

A: Yes but you'd need to either get the slide milled, or get a dovetail optic mount (which i don't recommend) dovetail mounts are not as durable or secure. Slide milling is a much better option. I would have the work done by John at Maple leaf arms in Houston Texas. I've been in contact with him about getting my MP Milled, just been busy trying to keep my head above water. But will definitely give them my business when I'm ready. https://www.mapleleaffirearms.com/mprmr

A: Robert, slide machining or a dovetail based red dot mount would work. I recommend getting an Optics Ready Model to start with -- https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/129588/smith+&+wesson+13143+m&p+9+m20+compact+9mm+4+15%2b1+optic+ready+black+armornite+stainless+steel+slide+black+polymer+grip+n

A: David, weight is 25.9 oz. Have a great day!

A: P365 XL

A: David, this has a unloaded weight of 25.9 Oz's, or 1.619 pounds. I agree with Christopher about the sig p365 xl. I own a 365xl and it quickly became my every day Carry. It's small enough to conceal but big enough to get a good grip on it. Hope this helps and good luck with your choice.

A: Compact, S&W delineates models by the size of the grip frame not barrel length. There are compact models in 3.6", 4", and 4.625" barrels.

A: Compact You can check out any gun by its model or SKU number to find what model it actually is. https://www.smith-wesson.com/product/mp-m20-compact The numbers may be off from their site so this gun might be a newer or older model as the 1st 3 digits or 116 are what designates SW 2.0 compacts same gun though. You may want to ask SW 1st. To know which is the newest model. Stay Safe!

A: Movindy, this is a compact gun. There is no established definition for what makes a pistol a compact or subcompact. Handgun manufacturers decide which of their models are compact or subcompact. S&W designates this as compact. >>> smith-wesson.com/firearms/mp-9-m20-36-compact-manual-thumb-safety .....Have a great day!

A: Movindy, S&W designates this model a Compact Pistol. The "Shorter hand grip" subcompact is here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/118382/smith+%26+wesson+m%26p+20+9mm+36+12rd+black+nms

A: Movindy, as others have stated this is considered a compact. Hope this helps.