Picked up an S&W CS40!

[Big Shrek]

Got the mate to my CS45 on Friday!




Should make for a fun range day...
especially since it'll also be tested against a Star M205 (Ultrastar)




& just for giggles & squish...
my Ballester-Molina needs some range time as well...
ya just can't let 'em get comfy in the safe

 

[Bones2586]

Nice looking collection there! Have fun with them! :whoo:

 

[warbird1]

Looking good!

 

[Mouser]

Nice! Inspiration for me to add another to the family!

 

[MAXman]

Now all you gotta do is this

http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-semi-auto-pistols/424917-cs40-conversion-10mm.html

 

[Jeb21]

The CS models were under appreciated. I like your collection. Let us know how things progress.

 

[Big Shrek]

Now all you gotta do is this

http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-semi-auto-pistols/424917-cs40-conversion-10mm.html

I'm watching that thread rather closely
usually I'm the one doing crazy conversions (Marlin rifles),
but with S&W, since I just recently got into them,
I've got a ways to go in the learning curve!

 

[MAXman]

Guys do it with the cs40 and the cs45. Since it's the same frame for either, I don't see why you wouldn't do the 40 since all it would need is a rechamber and a recoil assembly(well, and mags, unless you wanna go the 1066 mag route).

I really, really like the smith tda alloy pistols. The single stacks really shine IMO. If I were you, I'd find a 4040pd and convert the cs40(if, you know, you have too much money).
I wonder, if a 3913 slide could fit on a 4040d frame.....(and by extension, a 69xx slide, or in fact a 59xxslide). Then one would have 9,40,45,10mm all in a similar size pistol with identical controls and layout. Someone get a 4040pd, and we can play Legos.