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SMITH & WESSON SW40VE .40 S&W
Guns International #: 102381822 Seller's Inventory #: 915880
Category: Smith & Wesson Pistols - .40 S&W Pistols
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State: Minnesota
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Description:
Guns Listing ID: 915880
If you want a big-name brand gun, but do not want to pay the big-name brand price, the Smith & Wesson value-priced Sigma is worth a second glance. The Sigma was Smith & Wesson’s first venture into the world of polymer pistols and like most polymer pistols the Sigma operates on a striker fired system. Smith & Wesson had it rough in the 80s and 90s. They had been feeling backlash from an agreement that many felt Smith & Wesson was supporting the Assault Weapons Ban (we all have a skeleton in our closet, right?), rumors had gotten started that Smith & Wesson quality was going downhill, and they were seriously lacking in bringing innovative new products to the market. Needless to say, when Smith & Wesson released the Sigma in 1994, it quickly got a bad, albeit undeserved rap. To put salt on the wound, Glock quickly brought a lawsuit up against Smith & Wesson for patent infringement. The two settled out of court and Smith & Wesson redesigned the Sigma by removing the surface under the sear.
In 1999, Smith & Wesson improved the design, and current production runs of the Smith & Wesson40VE are accurate and reliable. In fact, many police forces around the United States carry a Smith & Wesson Sigma.
The Smith & Wesson SW40VE is chambered for .40 S&W, a highly sufficient self-defense round, especially since it holds 14 rounds. It comes standard with white three-dot sights and has no external safeties. The 18-degree angle gives the shooter a natural, ergonomic grip. Behind the mechanics of the gun is the striker firing system. When the chamber is loaded, the hammer will set in a partially cocked position. Pulling the trigger back releases the hammer, thus firing the gun. The striker fire system has many advantages. It gives you a consistent trigger pull, a shorter trigger reset for quick, accurate follow-up shots, and has fewer parts making the Sigma a reliable pistol.
I am a huge fan of Smith & Wesson guns. I currently have three of them. None of them has failed me, and one is even over 30 years old. If I can get a semi-automatic pistol from Smith & Wesson for half the price I’ve paid for my others—then I’m in!
SOLD
Manufacturer: SMITH & WESSON
Model: SW40VE
Caliber Info: .40 S&W
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 4 BARREL
Finish: TWO-TONE