TheSmith&Wesson M&P9 M2.0 T4E LE caliber .43 is a training pistol that throws rubber and pepper bullets in 11mm caliber for self-defense, training and recreational shooting.
Realistic design
TheSmith&Wesson M&P9 M2.0 T4E LE cal. was made based on the construction and mechanics of a firearm. In the construction of the pistol can be distinguished a solid polymer frame, on which is mounted a movable metal lock that works during shooting. The pistol has many features consistent with the original, including a trigger fuse, an accessory rail, a ribbed lock in the front and rear, a horizontally adjustable pincer, and a cutout in the magazine foot that allows the magazine to be jerked out during a jam. The user can also modify the grip size with interchangeable grip caps (sizes S, M, L). Such a solution is extremely useful when the gun is used by several users of different ages or heights. The pistol has mechanical aiming instruments with yellow markings (the pinkie), responsible for faster and more instinctive alignment of the musket and pinkie, which is particularly useful when shooting in lower light. In the front part of the frame is an accessory rail in the Picatinny standard, used for mounting a laser target marker or tactical flashlight. Licensed Smith&Wesson manufacturer's markings are applied to the lock and frame.
In the LE (Law Enforcement) version for uniformed services, the marker has a blue lock, which clearly indicates that it is a training weapon.
Popular power supply
The Smith&Wesson M&P9 M2.0 T4E LE is powered by a 12gCO2 capsule mounted in the magazine. An allen wrench (included) is required to mount the capsule. In addition to theCO2 capsule, the magazine also holds 8 .43 caliber (approx. 11mm) bullets.
Depending on the type and weight, the fired bullets reach a maximum velocity of about 290 fps. A fullCO2 capsule will fire up to 30 shots with an even initial velocity. The number of shots also depends on the air temperature, shooting dynamics and proper maintenance of the gun. The pistol's grip and magazine foot have semicircular cutouts that make it easier to jerk the magazine out when jamming a bullet.
Wide range of applications
We can use different types of "ammunition" for shooting, depending on the needs and situation. We offer pepper balls for self-defense and rubber bullets for training and recreational shooting. Pepper bullets, upon hitting a target, release highly irritating pepper dust, with identical defensive effects to standard pepper gas. Hard rubber bullets are characterized by high knockdown power, so they work well for tactical training and shooting at reactive targets.
The effective range of the gun is about 10 meters, which allows you to maintain a safe distance from a possible attacker.
Powerful recoil
The Smith&Wesson M&P9c M2.0 T4E LE uses a blow-back system that realistically mimics the recoil that occurs in a combat pistol. After each shot, the lock is vigorously thrown back, accompanied by a perceptible "kick" and toss of the barrel.
Also like in a firearm, after all the bullets have been fired from the magazine, the lock remains in the rear position. Its release requires pressing the lever on both sides or retracting the breech. Preparing the gun for shooting requires the same steps as a firearm, i.e. attaching the loaded magazine and reloading/dropping the breech.
Safe to use
The Smith&Wesson M&P9 M2.0 T4E LE uses a DA (double-action) trigger mechanism, with an integrated trigger fuse that presence enforces proper finger placement. The trigger has a relatively short reset and a small range of idle movement.
