S&W Response 9mm carbine

[1gunsnotenough]

Anyone tried one out yet.

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

 

[41mag]

First ones I have seen …… looks nice , I need to be able to put my hands on one though .
They should be a hit !

 

[voodoochild1989]

Looks good. Haven't handled one yet but they've got me interested

 

[spencer60]

Looks like a decent 9mm 'AR-style' PCC. Nothing groundbreaking I could see, but it's from a major company so it'll probably sell well to folks who don't want to deal with smaller brands but still want that style PCC.

I did hear an interview with their rep and they mentioned that they hope to be able to supply it in some different calibers soon. Build one in 10mm and I'd be interested.

 

[Korndog]

I handled one last week at a LGS…
To an avg Joe gun enthusiast like me, it was just meh.
Best use… Would make a great trainer, using (relatively more affordable) 9mm ammo? and it does take Glock mags.

 

[Bamafan1973]

It uses a polymer upper, lower and handguard like the 15-22.

 

[BkBigKid]

I handled/fondled one the other day at my LGS. For me way to much polymer. Reminds me of the mp22 in 9mm with a shield grip versus a ar style grip...

Personally I prefer a normal ar in 9mm versus Smith's version. To me the Sub2000 feels better...

 

[killerv]

It uses a polymer upper, lower and handguard like the 15-22.

Held one the other day, reminds me exactly of the 15-22. Just as plastic. I guess they can charge 3-400 bucks more simply because it shoots 9mm. I don't get it, just get a ruger pcc, better quality and less money.

 

[Grdbreaker]

I'm in at $500 max...

 

[lostchild]

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I’ll just stick with my old gen 1 KelTec…