Hey Nra-Life if I am not mistaken the .40 S&W didn't come out untill the 3rd generation. So if it's a .40 S&W it's a 3rd generation. Great gun. Good luck.
All 4006s will be third generation. A general rule for S&W autos is two-digit for first generation, 3 digit for second generation, and four-digit for third generation.
Once exception to the rule is the value line series, which has a three-digit number but has wrap around grips (around the backstrap) like all other third generation pistols.
Hey Nra-Life if I am not mistaken the .40 S&W didn't come out untill the 3rd generation. So if it's a .40 S&W it's a 3rd generation. Great gun. Good luck.
All 4006s will be third generation. A general rule for S&W autos is two-digit for first generation, 3 digit for second generation, and four-digit for third generation.
Once exception to the rule is the value line series, which has a three-digit number but has wrap around grips (around the backstrap) like all other third generation pistols.
OK. So that would imply that my 411 is also a Third Gen pistol. Do ALL of the 3rd Gen 40s have the decocker failure problem that I've read about? Or was that strictly on the 10mm frame mounted decockers?
OK. So that would imply that my 411 is also a Third Gen pistol. Do ALL of the 3rd Gen 40s have the decocker failure problem that I've read about? Or was that strictly on the 10mm frame mounted decockers?
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