Smith & Wesson Customer FAQ

To find out the date of manufacture for a Smith & Wesson firearm, you can check the serial number, as it can provide this information based on the manufacturing records. As for the total production numbers, this information can vary by model and is not always publicly available. It’s best to consult resources specific to the model or historical records related to Smith & Wesson products.

For the Smith & Wesson Model 19, the front sight typically measures .175 inches in height, while the rear sight notch should be approximately .150 inches high. However, specific sight heights can vary based on the configuration and production year. It’s best to consult the manufacturer's specifications for your specific model.

The Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield EZ (Model 12438) is bundled with a Crimson Trace Red Laserguard. It's factory-installed and designed to fit the contour of the gun to maintain its compact, lightweight characteristics. The Crimson Trace laser is renowned for its reliability and functionality, it presents a red laser that helps with precision target acquisition. It is easy to install, operate and adjust for windage and elevation for optimal performance.