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This is a discussion on Caliber swap with factory barrels within the MP Full Size Pistols forums, part of the Smith & Wesson MP Forum category; So, if I read through the other posts correctly...I can buy a M&P40 and a S&W factory 9MM barrel (and 9mm mags) and have a ...
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|July 23rd, 2012, 04:56 PM
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Caliber swap with factory barrels
So, if I read through the other posts correctly...I can buy a M&P40 and a S&W factory 9MM barrel (and 9mm mags) and have a 2 caliber gun? The dimensional differences between the 40 and 9mm barrel are slight enough not to drastically affect accuracy or functioning/reliability?
|July 23rd, 2012, 05:21 PM
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Yes, I hav e a 9mm S&W barrel on backorder from Midway for 66.99 plus shipping, and I'm hoping I am not too far back on the list to get one the next time they get a shipment in. They say 8/10 (8/03 for the .357 Sig barrels -- but I can only afford one at a time, so I' m going for the one that will actually save me money first). The .357 is even easier to use than the 9mm, since the mags are the same, and the .40 mags can jam on the last bullet with 9mm. (Midway's prices are 77.99 for .357 and 88.99 for .40 barrels)
|July 23rd, 2012, 05:28 PM
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Storm Lake Barrels & KKM Precision make both replacement 9mm and 9mm conversion barrels.
An OEM 9mm barrel and any 9mm replacement will not lockup in an M&P40 or 357 the same as a conversion barrel, I would not call it safe.
I think anyone who would use a 9mm barrel other than a conversion barrel in a 40/357 is a complete friggin idiot.
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|July 23rd, 2012, 05:46 PM
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You might want to check the threads on the Smith and Wesson forum, which not only include many posts from people who have done the drop in with factory barrels as well as the results of measurements by micrometer to verify the lockup on the 9 mm barrel in the .40 before you call anyone " a friggin' idiot" -- an "ad hominem" attack, please!
Many have safely run hundreds of rounds, some thousands of rounds -saving not only the difference between .40 cal. and 9 mm ammo, but also the difference between a $ 66.99 factory barrel and a $150 to $ 200 StormLake barrel.
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|July 23rd, 2012, 06:16 PM
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Contact S&W, I have, ask them about running an OEM 9mm barrel in a 40/357. I have also contacted Storm Lake regarding use of their 9mm replacement barrels vs their 9mm conversion barrels in a 40/357. Should I also inquire with KKM?
Needless to say none of them are going to honor a warranty under conditions wear a standard 9mm barrel is used in a 40/357 let alone assume any liability.
I started my first post before the one quoted above was posted, it wasn't directed at any particular person, but if someone takes it as an attack, then so be it.
|July 23rd, 2012, 06:57 PM
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Ok, since you' re taking the warranty road here, what about the aftermarket mods, including Apex Tactical trigger mods. Are you going to extend your "friggin'idiots" umbrella to cover allof us who have modified our M&P's with these products? What are the boundaries? Because Smith is unwilling to stand behind a combination of their own parts, in a configuration that they use every time they manufacture a 9 mm M&P -- does that even make sense to you? Check the part numbers -- the slide, the recoil spring, the trigger loop, the sear block, in fact every single part in the pistol, except the mags and the barrel, is exactly the same in the .40 and the 9 mm. The .357 only differs from the .40 in the barrel. S&W built the .40 first, it was the prototype, and they gave it enough headroom to handle the higher pressure of the .357, and the 9 mm was an easy step same OD barrel, different bore -- they had already done it with the .357 -- add a mag designed for the smaller 9 mm round, and voila! 9 mm!
I've already expended more energy on this than it's worth. It's really a pretty simple issue. It's not like I'm advocating using Acme Noname 9mm barrels -- they are factory S&W barrels. Of course, I suppose all the people who have posted are lying or delusional -- as are the reviewers on Midway's site that relate that they are pleased with how easily the barrels were to use and how well they functioned.
I am done. You can now sit back and wait for the report of an M&P KABOOM! and for me to say, "If only I had llistened . . . But . . . It's not gonna happen!
|July 23rd, 2012, 07:24 PM
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I can guarantee the slides ARE NOT the same between the 40/357 and the 9. Try putting a M&P40 or M&P357 barrel in an M&P9. Try it, then come back with a full report. I'll have a nice hot plate of crow waiting.
|July 23rd, 2012, 10:08 PM
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The 9mm factory barrel does NOT lock up properly in the 40 slide and it has contributed to multiple failures including early unlock and cracked/broken barrels.
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All were the previous barrel design, as far as I know they all broke right at the notched ring (haven't seen pictures of every one and descriptions vary). By my count at least 9 M&P9 barrels have broken, 4 of those in a 40 slide. I doubt the percentage of folks using a M&P9 barrel in an M&P40 slide covers that spread.
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|July 30th, 2012, 06:52 AM
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'splain it to me Lucy
I too am interested in this topic, as I am considering such a purchase, so will jump in here with my comments.
I have read a lot of reports from many users in several different forums, that have used the stock OEM 9mm barrel in their 40 S&W without any reported issues. I have not read one reported failure or comment of it not fitting or working properly.
Several people who bought the aftermarket brand barrels have reported multiple issues, from not fitting at all to FTE/FTF and other problems, some requiring multiple trips back to the manufacturer.
There have been more than one person who posted comparative dimensions between stock S&W 9mm & 40 barrels, showing the close dimensional similarities. It appears that most dimensions are within a couple of thousandth's. I said "close" because we must realize of course that there are going to be some measurement variances due to manufacturing tolerances, equipment used and the skill of the person measuring their sample barrels, however the dimensions reported are close enough to being the same as to convince many such as myself, that it will work just fine (who are not experienced gunsmiths in what is/is-not acceptable dimensional tolerances/differences for acceptable barrel fitment).
I have not found any comparative dimensions from owners of aftermarket barrels.
The only negative comments I've seen have been unsupported statements like the ones in this thread. The naysayers commonly just say it won't work and might cite lockup issues but I cannot find any statement indicating where exactly the incompatibility or critical dimensional difference is. I looked up that broken barrel thread and can't see where it relates to using a 9mm barrel in a 40 slide. I would initially say that there was another type of material failure.
When an unknown poster on another forum has supposedly provided supporting facts to their opinion, calling them an idiot or that they were intentionally deceptive, without stating opposing facts makes the name calling and subsequent opinion totally irrelevant in my book. It takes any credibility I had from the dissenting poster and makes me wonder if they have a connection with one of the barrel makers or other vested interest in steering people away from the OEM product.
To help me (and others) understand this issue, I have a couple specific questions I would like answered from those who (act like they) know the facts.
1. What or where is the dimensional incompatibility between the S&W OEM 9mm & .40 barrels that make a 3rd party product necessary for conversion purposes. Don't just cite lockup, explain the lockup process coherently in detail - what, where and why.
2. What are the critical dimensional differences of a 3rd party barrel from the OEM product that are required for conversion compatibility. (Please note if the design difference is related to only for avoiding patent infringement).
3. What are generally accepted tolerances in the various critical areas?
There are many people here who have multiple versions of M&P pistols and some with aftermarket barrels. I suspect there are bonafide pistol-smiths and qualified machinists among us who could answer these questions without a lot of trouble. In my searches, I had hoped that by now, someone with the skill and resources to provide a definite, in-depth answer to this long running and often asked question, would have done so by now. It doesn't look like anyone has. Any takers to this challenge??
So far, I have not seen any real reason not to buy a S&W barrel.
At least over on the XD forum they can tell you that the hole in the end of the .40 slide is too big to allow a stock 9mm barrel to lock up properly and you need a conversion barrel because of the larger diameter.
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|July 30th, 2012, 06:58 AM
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I too kept getting conflicting answers. So I emailed S&W directly and asked. Here's the email and replies.
Hi Stromm
Sorry for the confusion and that would be no to your other questions
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Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2012 5:02 PM
To: Rivers, Tom
Subject: Re: M&P9/357/40 barrel swaps?
Hi Tom,
That answers one of my questions...
Not intending to be rude, but what about the other questions?
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Hi Stromm
You can buy a M&P 357 sig barrel for a M&P 40 cal.
Best regards Tom
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Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 6:19 PM
To: Smith & Wesson Support
Subject: M&P9/357/40 barrel swaps?
Please settle a debate going on over at MP-Pistol Forum.
I own a M&P40 (love it too, almost 2000 rounds thought it in six months and not a single issue).
Can I buy a standard M&P9 barrel and magazine and safely use them in my M&P40 frame and slide?
Can I buy standard M&P357 barrel and safely use it with my M&P40 frame, slide and magazine?
If I owned a M&P9, could I safely use a standard 40 or 357 barrel with its frame and slide?
Thank you very much for officially clarifying this debate.
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Now that is being rich. Money can't buy times like those.
My main hunting buddy and I had promised a mutual friend earlier this year we would take him and his little boy (4 yr) out before it got too cold. This morning seemed like as good a time as any.
We set up the boat blind with the stiff breeze quarter off our left shoulders. After downing a few little debbies and choc. milk for the youngin' it was shootin' time.
Pretty soon we were working birds. One group of 5 decoyed well and my buddy and I dumped 4 of em. Not too long after that we took 2 more.
A hot breakfast of bacon, sasuage, eggs, and hash browns warmed us up for a little while.
The little one was very excited to say the least, there is somethin' special watching a kid play with his first dead duck. Dad was beaming the whole time!!!!!
We finished a few birds short of a limit, but that wasn't the point this morning.
Sorry about the crappy pics, my camera took a dive had to use the camera phone.
Austin and "his" duck
Dad and Austin on the ride back to the ramp
Now that is being rich. Money can't buy times like those.
AWESOME!!! What a great way to start the day.
Fantastic!!!!Little guy will never forget that day. That was a lot of duck for him to hold with one hand.
Your the man JW.
I know I am going against the theme of the other members here... But, I've thought about this for a few days...
JW, U and I get along well on this site, so I don't mean to cause any problems. And, if I am off the mark, someone here can tell me.
But, does anyone else here think that a 4 year old is too young to go hunting and take the life of another creature? I know some people start their kids off young with shooting - mainly to get an interest and to teach them how dangerous a gun is (should they come across one later w/o adult supervision). But, this is different. It's been bothering me since I saw that pic of the 4 year old holding up the dead duck.
Granted, I am not into hunting myself. I did have the opportunity to go one time when I was about 10 or so, and it was a wash out when the person cancelled the plans at the last minute. And, as an adult now (looking back), I am glad I never went. It isn't something I want to do. But, for people interested in hunting, I think 8-10 is where it should start at a minimum.
Am I wrong? I just wanted to start an honest discussion about it. I don't mean to be a smart ass or anything.
First off, no offence taken, we all have our points of view.
Secondly there is absolutely nothing wrong with "taking the life of another creature" Its called hunting, anyone who thinks that is wrong needs some serious help.
Austin was not actively hunting; he was just along for the ride. His dad took him dove hunting, deer hunting, turkey hunting all this year. The young man has a wonderful love for the outdoors and hunting. He also has respect for firearms, he knows what they do and what they are used for, and that he is not to touch without dad's permission and assistance. I'll agree that 4 years old is a touch young to be handling weapons in a hunting situation, he does not.
But, when hunting, a person does need to know the responsibilities involved, that they are taking the life of an animal, and WHY they are doing so. And, for that, I thought 4 years old is too young.
Glad we can have this discussion w/o any feelings being hurt. One thing I have learned over the years as a moderator/admin/webmaster is that typed text doesn't carry inflection. So, different people can read things different ways - and sometimes the original meaning gets lost. So, I generally try to stay out of on line confrontations as often as possible, just to make things easier.
What better time to teach the respect of a life than at young age. Kids are exposed to so much violence on TV, movies and video games that the respect of life has diminished in our youth. What I see here is a responsible father teaching life's lessons to his boy and also enjoying the time with him. Many fathers today are dismal failures at fatherhood and I love it when I see involvement like this especially with a child so young.
I could be on either side of this issue. I agree 4 is too young, but age is only one factor here. This boy seems like he has an interest in the outdoors. He doesnt seem like your typical 4 year old, so I would have to respect the fathers decision in his outdoor activities.
He knows his son.
Well coming up on a farm and learning hunting, and butchering skills at a very young age you also learn a respect for the animals you hunt or kill. One of the troubles of today is man has loss that respect of nature and the creatures in it. I think if you watched that film that 2400 had on here you can see what I mean. As long as a man is eating what he hunts it is a very rewarding thing. I say it was a great day for that young man that he'll never forget. One day he will grow up to be a ture hunter.
My Grandfather always said " teach a boy to hunt and you will not have to hunt the boy". How ture that is.
2) This is your choice.
3) What is the difference between killing your own food and having someone else do it for you? A life is taken either way.
4) It sounds like the kid in question has a good idea of whats going on. Hes holding a dead Duck, not a Duck at the park.
I posted a simple question about the age of the boy and if anyone else found it inappropriate for him to hunt at his age of 4. That was what the reply was about and what the discussion is about. I made it clear several times that I did not want to spur a whole debate on hunting in general, and that is not my intention. Nor, is it my intention to be a part of such a discussion (should it progress to that on its own). I do have my opinion, and U have yours. But I don't even want to address that topic, and I have no interest personally about discussing that subject. I also specifically stated that my post was not about MY opinion on hunting, but about the age of the boy.
I'm not interested in attending a hunter safety class, nor reading any literature about it. I know very well the pros and cons of hunting, the consequences of our actions, the circle of life, etc. As a Buddhist, I probably have put more thought to it than the average person. I have made my choice on how I want to live my life, and you have made yours. I have no wish to argue to merits of either of our positions, nor am I even trying to take a position about hunting on this thread.
I only simply stated that I believed the boy to be too young. If the thread continues to go the route of pro/against hunting in general, then this will be my last reply on the matter.
The age of interest and how responsible(even at young ages) is best known by the father if he shows any interest in his child,My father started me out huntng at 6, I wanted to go earlier but he thought I was still too inattentive(probably right too ) .I think 4 is ok IF all the right factors are in play at that age
Look at the expressions on the faces of Dad and Son. That should answer the question of wether or not taking that little boy was a good thing or not......
If I had seen a pic of the boy laying on the deck of the boat after being knocked on his butt by a 12 gauge then I would have thought different.
I see no difference in what jwkimber45 did with his son than what other men have been doing for thousands of years with their offspring. The Eskimos or Americans Indians learned at a young age to hunt and later it was a chance to prove their manhood.
Comanche Indians
A boy identified not only with his father but with his father's family, as well as with the bravest warriors in the band. He learned to ride a horse before he could walk. By the time he was four or five he was expected to be able to skillfully handle a horse. When he was five or six, he was given a small bow and arrows. He was often taught to ride and shoot by his grandfather since his father and other men were on raids and hunts. His grandfather also taught him about his own boyhood and the history and legends of the Comanche.
This is a moment that his boy will probably remember for a long time and tell his friends with pride about his hunting trip with his dad- and I'm sure that will hold true for dad too.
The word is PRICELESS...
that's good stuff right there & the boys (the fathers, sons & friends) will remember that day forever. I think bonding is IMPORTANT no matter what activity we use as long as we do it. So my opinion is ... he not too young. I feel it's the fathers call, he knows his son (or daughter :smt003) better than anyone.
On a side note ...I have done ALOT of fishing down here in Florida & always get my fair share when the shrimp are runnin' and during Lobster & crab seasons. I've been through a lot of deer seasons, sitting in the stand @ dawn in 30*s, But I've never sat over a pond & hunted duck ... I would love to try it someday, seems like a blast.
I really like what Baldy quoted earlier ....
" Teach a boy to hunt & you won't have to hunt the boy " ... I fish ALOT more than I hunt but , that saying is great. just my 2 3/4 cents ...
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love how she has all these frilly pink dresses around her, and she has an armor type outfit on. but, shes just awesome like that!
Very nice!
Where do you get the character images from?
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Ha! Like Emma would ever be caught dead in those dresses. I love this, though!
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Awesome! (Wait, is that Cinderella's dress in the background?)
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The kids are back in school. Fall schedules have started to fill with football games, soccer games, and band practice. Those household projects you'd planned to do all summer are now more pressing as the leaves start to fall and the weather cooperates less and less. I start looking for those rare moments when I can grab my book, a cup of coffee, and park myself in a chair to read for a few minutes.
I'm all about reading lists right now, compiling my list of books to keep me company on planes, trains, and automobiles as my family and I tour Yellowstone and the countryside of Wyoming later in September. I'm taking suggestions for must-reads on my trip.
I've also been asked for my favorite grammar reads, so in the spirit of my fall reading list, I'm sharing my favorite books for my fellow grammarians and word nerds.
- "Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation" by Lynne Truss – "It's tough being a stickler for punctuation these days," Truss writes. YES. Yes, it is.
- "Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing" by Mignon Fogarty – Grammar Girl was one of the first resources I sought out when I was asked to take over the Grammar Hammer feature for PR Newswire. Her tips have been invaluable. Follow her on Twitter @GrammarGirl.
- "Yes, I Could Care Less," "The Elephants of Style," and "Lapsing Into a Comma" three books by Bill Walsh – I bought Walsh's first book ("Lapsing Into a Comma") right after it was published in 2000. I've always enjoyed his books and appreciate his dedication to the craft. In case you missed it, there was a fun Q&A with Walsh on the Washington Post this week. Follow him on Twitter @TheSlot.
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- AP Stylebook and Manual – I don't get this question as often as I used to, but periodically clients would ask me what style they should use in their press releases. We always recommended AP style and it's usually the first place I look if I'm trying to figure out the proper way of listing something.
- Chicago Manual of Style – One of my career regrets was not taking advantage of a class that was just a few blocks from where I worked in Chicago that taught the Chicago Manual of Style. The most recent edition also offers key tips in electronic publishing.
- "The Elements of Style" by William Strunk and E.B. White – Concise and powerful, this book is a staple for any writer.
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By GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent | August 05. 2013 7:41PM
Nick Dello Joio rides Geledimar during the 2012 Jumper Classic at Silver Oak Farm in Hampton Falls. This year, a new event is being held at Silver Oak but will feature many of the same riders. (COURTESY)
Riders of all levels have invested their lives into the sport, often from a young age.
There is nearly $250,000 up for grabs in prize money, including a $75,000 purse for the winner of the Grand Prix II.2.a National Standard competition on Sunday. The Silver Oak Jumper Tournament will serve as the selection site for the Bolivarian Games to be held in Peru in November.
The Jumper Classic will be held in Ipswich, Mass., in September and Lovasco said it will draw about 500 horses.
Papows is a businessman, who fell in love with horse jumping later in life with a dream of one day competing in the Olympics.
The course is being designed by Olaf Petersen, Jr. of Germany, who has designed courses for the Olympic Games and World Equestrian Games.
"When it goes wrong, gravity wins every time," Papows said, and he has the scars to prove it.
But when it goes right, the relationship between horse and rider, and the grace with which they surmount jumps and gallop around the course is magical.
Horses and riders are expected to travel from as far as Europe and South America to compete, and from around the country, and with every team comes a cadre of support staff, mainly for the horses, including massage therapists, chiropractors, veterinarians and groomers.
Silver Oak Farm covers a total of 175 acres that will be filled with tented horse stables, spectator tents, about 35 vendors and the two main rings.
"It is nice to have something so local of this caliber to be part of," Quigley-Truncellito said.
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