Ragnar Danneskjold
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I just looked up the Smith and Wesson SD9 on their site and I was amazed to see they kit offered in to flavors. Standard capacity (16+1) and low capacity (10+1). Is that a new change? For the longest time, all pistol mags that hold around 15 or more rounds were called "high capacity" magazines, mostly by the media, in order to make it sound like 15 rounds was far too much for a normal person. But manufactures and stores said that too. Since when did S&W change over to the true correct definition, and call a 10 round mag "low", and 16 is "standard". it should have always been this way, but I appreciate them catching up. Is this another sign times are a changing? Or an I just late in noticing this?
Would a mod be so kind as to correct my typo in the title?
Would a mod be so kind as to correct my typo in the title?
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