Ed Brown Fueled M&P 9mm Pistol (17-Round)
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Palmetto State Armory lists this offer at $2,195.00.
- Ed Brown Fueled M&P anchors the Handguns segment in the firearms catalog, giving shoppers a clear baseline before purchase.
- Chambered in 9mm, it keeps ballistics predictable across practice and defensive loads without forcing you to rework your kit.
- Factory materials note a striker fire action, which influences recoil timing and maintenance cadence.
- Standard capacity lands at 17+1, so plan your range loadout around how often you expect to top off.
Shopping Tips
- Line up your receiving FFL early and clarify their transfer fees so you are not surprised at pickup.
Ownership Checklist
- Confirm the receiving FFL is ready for the transfer and understands the model you are purchasing.
- Review Unknown City, Unknown Region requirements on storage, transport, and waiting periods before the firearm arrives.
- Source 9mm practice ammunition early; popular loads tighten in supply when prices drop.
Common Questions
What specs should I know before buying Ed Brown Fueled M&P 9mm Pistol (17-Round)?
Key callouts include caliber: 9mm, action: Striker Fire, capacity: 17+1. Scroll up for the full specification table before you commit.
Ed Brown Fueled M&P headlines the specification sheet for this platform. Factory chambered in 9mm, built around a striker fire action with a 17+1 round capacity to keep performance predictable from shot to shot. Dimensional notes call out a barrel length of 4.25" in, helping you plan cases and storage. Unloaded weight settles near 3.52 lbs, which influences recoil management and carry options. Metalwork wears a stainless treatment, pairing durability with period-correct styling. Overall dimensions ship at 6.25 X 10.20 X 13.30, so plan case and safe clearance accordingly. Select retailers indicate this model qualifies for direct ship where local regulation allows.
