The New S&W “Response” 9mm carbine

[zaitcev]

It looks interesting.

Pat, could you please edit your message and add a post-scriptum with a link to the recall?

https://www.smith-wesson.com/safety/recall/sw-response-consumer-safety-alert

 

[Pat Riot]

Pat, could you please edit your message and add a post-scriptum with a link to the recall?

https://www.smith-wesson.com/safety/recall/sw-response-consumer-safety-alert

I tried. Apparently the post is too old and I cannot edit it. Perhaps you could start a new thread with this new information?

 

[Pat Riot]

Pat, could you please edit your message and add a post-scriptum with a link to the recall?

https://www.smith-wesson.com/safety/recall/sw-response-consumer-safety-alert

If you like I could create another post…let me know.

 

[zaitcev]

If you like I could create another post…let me know.

Thanks. I made a new thread:

S&W Response safety recall Feb 2024

S&W recalled Response for a danger or out-of-battery detonation. See the announcement: https://www.smith-wesson.com/safety/recall/sw-response-consumer-safety-alert The 9mm OOB fire is not very dramatic. The troops had OOB in SMGs in WW2 all the time. Chamber dirty, cartridge does not go all...

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We can continue the general discussion here as applicable. Maybe new magwell modules (remember that we now have 3: M&P, P320, and Glock), what's compatible, etc.

-- Pete

 

[Terry G]

That's my point exactly, it's a toy rather than a real rifle.

I like my Ruger PCC. It's fun on the range and I take it hiking. Highly unlikely I would have trouble, but I have seen Wolves twice. More punch than a .22 for sure.

 

[Pat Riot]

I like my Ruger PCC. It's fun on the range and I take it hiking. Highly unlikely I would have trouble, but I have seen Wolves twice. More punch than a .22 for sure.View attachment 1195539

I also have a PC Carbine and decided that it’s good enough for me. I like the looks of the S&W, but I really don’t need one. The Ruger has never let me down.

 

[Terry G]

Most people in the US don't have a clue about Canada.

My Son and I have gone to Canada every year for 26 years, only missed two years because of COVID. When we went to an Outpost camp Bears were a nuisance. I took a 12 Gauge Pump shotgun and a M-1 Garand along just in case. The owner finally sold the place so we went to a regular camp. Anyway, are Garand's still allowed up there? You never know if we'll do a wilderness camp again. It cost me $30.00 for the permit and it was no hassle at all. Never shot anything, but used Bear Spray twice and it worked as advertised! Plenty of Hunter's and rifles up there, handguns are a big NO! To bring with. Love ot up there!