S&W Response 9mm Carbine with swappable magwell released

[Ronald_55]

A 9mm PCC is not a big deal, but being able to swap the magwell to use Glock or M&P mags is not bad. 

 

https://www.smith-wesson.com/product/response

[Sleep profit]

Good looking gun should be a soft shooter. And a 30 round Glock mag would be fun to plink with.   can’t wait to see a review 

[Scotty]

https://tombstonetactical.com/product/smith-wesson-resonse-carbine-9mm-16.25-tb-2-20rd-mags-blk-rifle
 

$700 shipped was the first price I saw. 

[Ronald_55]

8 hours ago, Scotty said:

https://tombstonetactical.com/product/smith-wesson-resonse-carbine-9mm-16.25-tb-2-20rd-mags-blk-rifle
 

$700 shipped was the first price I saw. 

Looks like MSRP is $799

At $700, unless you just really want the swappable magwell or a S&W 9mm PCC, they will have a harder time holding up against cheaper options. Especially when many want a shorter barrel. 

[Chucktshoes]

I am not a fan. I think this is already been done, and done better.

[Defender]

Yeah, I'll stick with my Keltec Sub-2000.  I have a boatload of Glock mags in capacities up to 33 rounds.

[krunchnik]

My Henry Homesteader comes from the factory with swappable mag assembly-

I purchased mine with the Glock adapter-

Glock-S&W-Sig and of course Henry-

[Ronald_55]

I feel very much like S&W is following and not leading these days.

[Sleep profit]

Wonder if this rifle will by made in Maryville Tn  Also curious about the stamp factory puts on barrels will it say. Knoxville ; Maryville;  Alcoa  ,Blount county  

Edited October 19, 2023 by Sleep profit

[Scotty]

Just from reading a bit last night it seems chuck and defenders sentiments are at least what most of the internet says. Lot of polymer and plastic. For the price I’d rather keltec as well.