My PPS M2 was purchased after recall so my serial# is not in the batch that needs to be returned.Good Luck with the repairs on the M&P, was your PPS-M2 sent in for the recall?
My PPS M2 was purchased after recall so my serial# is not in the batch that needs to be returned.Good Luck with the repairs on the M&P, was your PPS-M2 sent in for the recall?
Nanney, Mail it to S&W...you'll get back a tuned, almost custom pistol, it's well worth the wait. And...buy quality ammo...aluminum cased stuff is not IMHO. Rodthey immediately emailed a shipping label. So, I have to decide if I'm going to try out some different ammo or just send it in
Sent it in on Tuesday. Give me an idea on how the pistol will be tuned and almost custom? I've never sent anything back to S&W so I'm not familiar with what they'll do?Nanney, Mail it to S&W...you'll get back a tuned, almost custom pistol, it's well worth the wait. And...buy quality ammo...aluminum cased stuff is not IMHO. Rod
So, a better trigger?S&W will usually do a little buff and polish on the internals, replaces some springs, and sometimes give you a free magazine.
Siggy-06: said:S&W will usually do a little buff and polish on the internals, replaces some springs, and sometimes give you a free magazine.
These are my thoughts as well. In my experience their customer service is pretty busy. I've sent in mostly M&Ps, but a 1911sc as well. Each time the turnaround was a month and I got back a functioning firearm so I don't have any complaints. I don't know that the time is there to do something extra.I think S&W’s factory warranty repairs these days are mainly to M&P line guns and those are possibly just quick part replacements. Considering the high cost of their direct labor for repairs you might not get a lot of extras on a warranty repair these days like a buff & polish, etc.
I think the Win NATO factory ammo is possibly better
The civilian organisations C.I.P. and SAAMI use less comprehensive test procedures than NATO, but NATO test centres have the advantage that only a few chamberings are in military use. The C.I.P. and SAAMI proof houses must be capable of testing hundreds of different chamberings requiring lots of different test barrels, etc..