[shooter238]

Does anyone know if Smith has made an M&P simmunition gun?

 

[wr moore]

The firearms manufacturers have nothing to do with Simmunitions. They're a separate entity and so far as I know, the process uses a special barrel supplied by Simmunitions in your otherwise unaltered piece.

 

[shooter238]

Thanks. Was just wondering if anyone had heard any rumors or read anything. We have a multijurisdictional range program. Of course, every other agency has Glocks. We use the glock sim gun for our training. I don't like the fact I have train my officers with glocks in sim situations. (If you have trained with sims, you know how real the scenarios can get.) But, I have to make due with what we have. Our glock guys have expalined to me how glock makes their training guns. (The blue sim gun and the red training gun.) Conversion kits are ok, but I was hoping smith would come out with a training gun.

 

[mbott]

Does anyone know if Smith has made an M&P simmunition gun?

You might want to give Simunition Customer Service a call. They list a toll-free number:



For USA only

Simunition® Operations

P.O. Box 576

Avon, CT 06001-0576

Phone: 1-860-404-0162

Toll free (in US only): 1-800-465-8255



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Mike

 

[shooter238]

Thanks.





















Failure to train is training to fail. :idea:

 

[G56]

http://www.simunition.com/index_en.php

 

[mbott]

http://www.simunition.com/index_en.php

I'd rather talk to a real person as they can sometime tell you when a a new addition to the product line will be available.



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Mike

 

[mbott]

Does anyone know if Smith has made an M&P simmunition gun?

According to the Regional Manager/Instructor I spoke to today, the M&P Simunition conversion kit should be available during the first quarter of next year. It's been designed and tested and is going through pre-production finals at this time.



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Mike