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From the Vault: Smith & Wesson XM9 Pistol
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XM9
Smith & Wesson
S&W
JSSAP
Joint Service Small Arms Program
1911
M1911A1
9mm
9mm Parabellum
9x19mm
9mm Luger
double action
double stack magazine
Colt
Fabrique National
FN
Heckler & Koch
SIG Sauer
Steyr
Walther
Model 459
Model 59
decocker
SIG P226
Beretta M92
Beretta M9
Rock Island Auctions
Brownells From the Vault
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From the Vault: Smith & Wesson XM9 Pistol
We are back at Rock Island Auction Co. with Brownells Gun Techs™ and devoted students of firearms history, Keith and Steve, to check out one of the XM9 pistol prototypes submitted by Smith & Wesson for evaluation under the Joint Service Small Arms Program. Launched in 1977 to find a replacement for the Colt M1911A1, the JSSAP sought a double action service pistol chambered in 9mm Parabellum (9mm Luger or 9x19mm) with a double stack magazine that held 15 rounds. The winner would be adopted as the standard-issue sidearm for ALL branches of the U.S. military - a lucrative contract for its manufacturer! Colt, Fabrique National (FN), Heckler & Koch, SIG Sauer, Steyr, Walther, Smith & Wesson, and others submitted prototypes to the trials. To call S&W's XM9 a prototype is a bit of an overstatement, as it was basically a slightly upgraded Model 59, eventually released for the commercial market as the Model 459. Like the 459, the XM9 offered a double action first shot, followed by single action shots until you ran out of ammo or hit the decocker. Despite vociferous protests from Smith & Wesson afterwards, the Beretta M92 eventually won and was adopted as the M9 in 1985. Rock Island's XM9 shows cosmetic signs of being worked hard in the trials, and that only adds to its value as a relic of late 20th Century firearms history.
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