Smith & Wesson M&P9 2.0 RAM Marker caliber .43

Smith & Wesson M&P9 RAM Marker Caliber .43

The RAM markers are getting a new member from the T4E series. The Smith & Wesson M&P9 2.0 in caliber .43 is already enjoying great popularity. The consistently positive success of the Walther PPQ M2 RAM marker embodies all the good intentions of this S&W M&P9 pistol. The original dimensions, as well as controls and the distinctly noticeable recoil, make the handling of the real firearm particularly realistic. Many personal protectors, police, or emergency services now appreciate the advantages of such training weapons, which are of course also suitable for private individuals for self-defense. The M&P9 2.0 T4E shoots chalk, paint, rubber, or pepper ammunition in caliber .43. The magazine capacity holds eight rounds and still has space for the driving CO2 capsule. Features such as the trigger safety, the Picatinny rail, and the adjustable sights are also included in this Smith & Wesson model. Loading and handling are absolutely authentic and realistic compared to the original. T4E stands for "Training of Engagement," and this RAM CO2 pistol from S&W lives up to the name. We look forward to the upcoming tests together with you.

Technical Data:

Type: CO2 RAM Pistol
Manufacturer: Umarex / T4E
Model: S&W M&P9 2.0
Color: blued
Caliber: .43
Shot Capacity: 8 shots
Weight: 770 g with magazine
Overall Length: 185 mm
Trigger Type: Single-Action System

Features of the S&W M&P9 2.0

Ideal training weapon for authorities or training sessions
Ideal home defense weapon
Easier CO2 capsule change, modified and improved magazine
Adjustable sights
Metal slide

Included in the delivery

RAM weapon S&W M&P9 2.0 .43
matching magazine
replacement spring
instructions (multilingual)

Available from 18 years!

CO2 weapons with an energy over 0.5 Joules are subject to the Weapons Act and must have an “F” marking in a pentagon. The acquisition, possession, and transport of the weapons are permitted for adults. However, they are subject to the carrying ban (§42 a WaffG).