Indy_Guy_77
Grandmaster
- Apr 30, 2008
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Just curious...
During some recent issues I had with one of my M&P pistols (completely my fault, I lost a spring), I learned that there are two different sear-block "generations" in the M&P pistols.
It just so happens that both of mine are "older" with a much smaller diameter sear spring and plunger (sits under the sear). Evidently newer ones have a larger diameter spring & plunger.
I also just noticed last night that the factory sights are different on my pistols.
The older of the two has a "ledge" in the rear sight to facilitate one-handed charging of the gun should it be necessary. The newer gun has a ramped "Novak" style rear sight.
Both guns are no-thumb safety and no-mag safety model 9mm pistols with standard factory sights.
So, what gives with the sight differences?
-J-
During some recent issues I had with one of my M&P pistols (completely my fault, I lost a spring), I learned that there are two different sear-block "generations" in the M&P pistols.
It just so happens that both of mine are "older" with a much smaller diameter sear spring and plunger (sits under the sear). Evidently newer ones have a larger diameter spring & plunger.
I also just noticed last night that the factory sights are different on my pistols.
The older of the two has a "ledge" in the rear sight to facilitate one-handed charging of the gun should it be necessary. The newer gun has a ramped "Novak" style rear sight.
Both guns are no-thumb safety and no-mag safety model 9mm pistols with standard factory sights.
So, what gives with the sight differences?
-J-