Smith Wesson 9mm Model 439 Manual Muscle

Sight and adjustable; S&W Model 39. Mally wear it as standard equipment, not once the new 9mm has been completely. FIREARMS ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY. Once your arm muscles get built. (912) 439-1790 after 7:00 p.m. Nov 10, 2011  Review and basic disassembly of the Smith and Wesson model 39 9MM auto.

He guys, I am looking at picking up a S&W 469. It will be $399 OTD (no tax). It looks to be in fair-good condition. It has some wear on the normal carry spots.

A couple of small nicks around the trigger guard. What can you tell me out this gun? Is that a fair price. Any info would be appreciated.

I do have a few specific questions. 1) anyone know the exact dimensions of the 469?

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2) I have a 5906 already. Should I expect the same reliability from the 469? Is the 469 a 2nd gen? What are the primary differences in gens?

3) will my 5906 mags work in the 469? If so where can I get grip 'spacers' to make the mag look natural while on it 4) does anyone know anywhere to get wood grips for it?

5) Where can I find info on the manufactor date. Google showed a recall for it, but I could only find dates and have no idea what the date on this is. 5) Where can I find info on the manufactor date. Google showed a recall for it, but I could only find dates and have no idea what the date on this is SMITH & WESSON MODEL 439, 459, 469, 539, 559, 639, 659 & 669, 9MM CALIBER, PISTOLS RECALL: This warning is issued for Smith & Wesson 9mm Semiautomatic Pistols which were shipped from the factory between May 1, 1983 and February 26, 1986. Included are Models 439, 459, 469, 539, 559, 639, 659 and 669 but only with serial numbers in the following ranges: A745000-A865000 and TAA0001-TAL9999 The pistols within the serial number ranges listed above must be inspected for function from the half-cock notch. The safety mechanism will function in a perfectly satisfactory manner in many of these pistols, as well as in all pistols with serial numbers outside these ranges and in all pistols shipped from the factory after February 26, 1986. Every one of these models bearing a serial number within the ranges listed above should be carefully inspected by the owner for this special condition.

To determine if your pistol has this condition, do the following: • • Point the muzzle in a safe direction. • Completely unload the pistol. Check both the magazine and chamber to assure they are empty of live rounds.

• With your finger off the trigger, operate the manual safety with the unloaded pistol fully cocked and fully uncocked so that you can recognize how the manual safety looks and feels when it is fully in the safe position. The hammer will fall from the fully cocked position into the 'at rest' position when the manual safety is moved down toward a safe position. When you are thoroughly familiar with placing the manual safety fully in the safe position, place it up in the fire position. • With the manual safety in the fire position, place the hammer in the half-cock notch: For the Model 439, 459, 539, 559, 639 and 659, put the hammer of your pistol in the half-cock notch by pulling the hammer to the rear slowly until you hear the first click and then releasing the hammer so that it catches between the full cock and the 'at rest' position. For the Model 469 and 669, put the hammer of your pistol in the half-cock notch by inserting an empty magazine and slowly pulling the trigger until you hear the first click and then releasing the trigger so that the hammer catches between the full cock and the 'at rest' position. • • With the hammer in the half-cock notch, push the manual safety down toward the safe position. If you can push the manual safety fully into the safe position and the hammer falls into the 'at rest' position, your pistol does not require modification.