M&P Frame Blems

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  1. January 10th, 2013 01:29 PM #1
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    M&P Frame Blems

    I have noticed this on quite a few of the new style frames that have the thumb safety plugs

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    Hmmmmmm???
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    Probably has to do with the factory trying to keep up with overwhelming demand and the usual resultant dip in QA.
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    ^^^ Yep, production sped up to meet demand, something has to give. ^^^
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    The top picture is a common defect in plastic parts. It is a burn mark caused by improper mold venting or processing issues.
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    Still one of the best guns available though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dan5505 View Post
    The top picture is a common defect in plastic parts. It is a burn mark caused by improper mold venting or processing issues.
    Exactly what it looks like..Thanks
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    send those to S&W and ask "whats up?"
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    It's a polymer gun. They're not supposed to be pretty.....
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