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Or, I suppose you could call the M&P line, or their 1911 line... "Fourth Generation" S&W autos. Oh, and AMPdude, pretty funny that in your post#94... you, yourself typed it up as: Quote:
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Geez, you know what I meant.
Meant to type 'third' while looking at four numbers in the model number. Tough crowd.
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Getting corrected around here just comes with the territory. Will likely not make you feel any better, but I've been corrected FAR MORE than I have corrected. At the end of the day, we all learn something from it, even if it's simply someone else that reads it and picks up on it.
FWIW, the four-digit numbering is not a pure solution to picking 3rd Gen pistols, BTW -- they made "value line" 3rd Gens with 3-digit model numbers. I really don't care for any of those guns... they really are simply cheapened versions of the fine guns I do like. Ugly finishes, plastic guide rods, etc.
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