Smith & Wesson livens up the Self Defense pistol series, adding new colors for consumers. (Photo: Smith & Wesson)
Smith & Wesson added two new models to its Self Defense line of pistols, introducing flat dark earth and gray frame finishes.
Chambered in 9mm and .40 S&W, the Smith & Wesson SD Series is designed with home and personal defense applications in mind. The series offers a variety of features to accommodate its mission including a smooth, consistent trigger pull and lightweight polymer frame.
The Self Defense model in FDE (Photo: Smith & Wesson)
The striker-fired SD9 and SD40 come equipped with a white-dot front sight and white two-dot rear sights in addition to an accessory rail for lights, laser or any additional accessories shooters feel like adding. Both the FDE and gray model boast a 4-inch barrel with overall length of 7.2 inches and are finished with a durable Armornite finish, providing increased corrosion resistance.
“The Self Defense pistol series is designed for personal and home protection in a lightweight, reliable package and at a price point that offers a great value,” Jan Mladek, general manager of Smith & Wesson and M&P brands, said in a press release. “We are excited to expand the popular Smith & Wesson SD pistol series in new color options that appeal to our consumers.”
The SD9 is available with a 16+1 round magazine capacity while the SD40 is available with a 14+1 capacity.
Both the SD9 and SD40 carry a price tag of $389.
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