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The Shield Plus with the improperly milled optics slide seems to be a known issue. Smith tells me to contact the optics manufacturer after I explain the issues I have with my Shield Plus. Why should I contact two separate optics manufacturers when their optics worked perfectly on 3 other non Smith pistols? Smith & Wesson lost a customer for life.
A few photos of a .45 resembling Smith’s Model 52 .38 special target gun surfaced but that was about it. Although the calls continued for a .45 double action pistol, it was not until 1984 that the ball really got rolling at S&W in earnest.
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