They've made two kinds of levers -- straight and crooked. I think the straight ones are the current style, but as you have already noticed, it does not appear to make any functional difference.
Cheers,
Whisper
Cheers,
Whisper
Sear Disconnect Lever Question
I am a new owner of an M&P9 and a new member here. I really like my M&P but I'm a little concerned re: the sear disconnect lever. All of the ones I've seen pictures of have a loop or bend on the end, apparently to "grab" onto with the pin. Mine does not. It is essentially straight. It appears to work fine; takedown is normal, it just looks different. I don't want to send my new pistol to Mass. unless this presents a function problem. Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
By the way, great board. The reading I did here convinced me to buy. Thanks.
By the way, great board. The reading I did here convinced me to buy. Thanks.
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Thanks for the fast reply. I feel even better, but I should have known S&W would do it right. Thanks again.
Fear not for though hast the newest version!!
Coltman:
"Even a blind pig..." Right? Happy w/ the new Smith. Appreciate the warm welcome.
"Even a blind pig..." Right? Happy w/ the new Smith. Appreciate the warm welcome.
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