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Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0

Smith & Wesson · M&P 2.0

Smith & Wesson lists the M&P 9 M2.0 Optics Ready Full Size Series (SKU 13564) as a striker-fired full-size 9 mm pistol with a 4.25 in stainless barrel, an optics-cut slide, a polymer frame with four interchangeable palmswell inserts, and two 17-round magazines.

Scope note: SKU 13564, the "M&P9 M2.0 Optics Ready Full Size Series" with no manual thumb safety: 4.25 in barrel, 17-round magazines, black, white-dot sights.
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WHY THIS SKU AND NOT THE ORIGINAL M&P9 M2.0. Smith & Wesson still serves the plain non-optics M&P9 M2.0 page (SKU 11521, 4.25 in, 17 rounds) but titles it "[DISCONTINUED] M&P9 M2.0" and files it under a brand value that reads DISCONTINUED; so are its thumb-safety, 15-round, 10-round, compliant, FDE and threaded-barrel siblings (11524, 11758, 11761, 11763, 11537, 11770). The only current full-size 4.25 in listings are the optics-ready 13564 and its thumb-safety twin 13567, so the optics-ready page is recorded as the base record — the same reasoning as the MOS rule (decision 2026-08-11), where a maker lists the current configuration only with an optic cut. Nothing from the discontinued 11521 page was carried across, and it would not have been safe to: that page gives 27.8 oz and a 5.5 in height where 13564's page gives 29 oz and 5.7 in. Separate listings under the base-model rule: 13567 (thumb safety), the 4.22 in "Optic Ready 15RD" SKUs 14913 and 14914, which carry a different barrel length and a 2026 spec sheet, the threaded-barrel, FDE and PVD colours, the CA-compliant and 10-round configurations, the Metal and Metal HD models, the Compact series, the Performance Center and law-enforcement-only listings, the bundles and the training pistols. OVERALL HEIGHT IS DELIBERATELY UNSET, BECAUSE SMITH & WESSON GIVES THREE DIFFERENT FIGURES. The spec sheet's Overall Height row reads "5.5˝ (12.7 cm)", and those two halves do not reconcile: 5.5 in is about 14.0 cm, and 12.7 cm is 5.0 in. The product page's dimensions block, on the same SKU, reads HEIGHT 5.7 in. Every other paired figure on the sheet was checked and reconciles — 4.25 in / 10.8 cm, 1.16 in / 2.9 cm, 7.4 in / 18.8 cm, 6.5 in / 16.5 cm and 29 oz / 822 g — so the defect is confined to that one row. It is worth noting, without drawing a conclusion from it, that 5.5 in is exactly the height the discontinued non-optics 11521 page publishes. No document breaks the tie: the owner's manual linked from the listing has no specification table, and the dimensions row renders under one footnote, so a page-only figure cannot be spliced into a row whose length comes from the sheet. An unresolvable conflict produces a gap plus an explanation, the HK USP Compact rule. OVERALL WIDTH IS UNSET TOO. The sheet's 1.16 in / 2.9 cm row is labelled "Frame Width: (Less Controls)" — one row with a two-line label, not a separate less-controls figure as on the Shield Plus sheet — and a frame width measured without the controls is not an overall width, the Springfield "Grip Width" and Shield Plus call. The product page labels the same 1.16 in plainly "WIDTH"; the document whose purpose is specification governs, so the dimensions row names both missing axes. WEIGHT sits in weightUnloaded: "29 oz. (822 g)" with no magazine basis stated, and the product page repeats 29 oz. ACTION. The sheet's Action row reads "Striker-Fired", which states the ignition, so ignition is striker-fired. Trigger action and operating system are unset because nothing states them: the owner's manual says only that "each shot will be fired in the striker fire action mode", which is the ignition again, and it contains no operating-principle statement (no "recoil operated", "short recoil" or "locked breech"). Frame class is transcription: the sheet publishes "Frame Size: Full Size", the directory's own word. SLIDE FINISH follows the sheet's own Slide Finish row, "Matte Black"; the Slide Material row separately reads "Stainless Steel with Armornite® Finish", as does the barrel, and the specific row is the one recorded. Capacity is 17 with two 17-round magazines included; the 15- and 10-round configurations are separate SKUs, so no optional capacity is recorded. YEAR INTRODUCED IS UNRECORDED. Smith & Wesson's archived launch release, "Smith & Wesson Unveils the M&P M2.0 Pistol", announces the platform but its body is undated ("Last week Smith & Wesson Corp. announced the debut"), and its two internal posting stamps disagree — "Post. 2/11/16" on page 1 and "Post. 1/12/17" on page 2. Its HTML wrapper page carries only a CMS "Submitted" timestamp. Even a clean date would have dated the M2.0 line rather than this later optics-ready SKU, the Ruger LCP MAX lesson; the listing's own date_created (2022-12-08) is a storefront timestamp. Family is unset: Smith & Wesson files this listing under the series "M&P 2.0 FULL SIZE Series", which is a real maker series name but is not in the directory's Family union, and adding a value is a user decision. THE WARRANTY IS TWO POLICIES, recorded as on the Shield Plus: a one-year warranty on defects notified in writing, then a separate Lifetime Service Policy with its registration condition and exclusions. Also published and unrecorded for want of a schema field: 1:10 right-hand rifling with five lands and grooves, a 6.5 in sight radius, a stainless barrel and slide in Armornite, a polymer frame over an embedded stainless chassis, an 18-degree grip angle, the $699 price the listing carried, and a state-compliance flag that reads DE.

Reference fields

ManufacturerSmith & Wesson[1]
Manufacturer seriesM&P 2.0
Firearm categoryHandgun[1]
Manufacturer chambering9mm[1]
GenerationNot yet verified
Manufacturer size classFull Size[1]
Manufacturer listingListed by Smith & Wesson as SKU 13564, "No Thumb Safety", UPC 022188889703[1]
IgnitionStriker-fired[1]
Slide finishMatte Black[1]
ControlsWhite Dot (tall) front sight with a White 2-Dot (tall) rear; M2.0 flat-face trigger; slide cut for optics with seven mounting plates included; four interchangeable palmswell grip inserts (S, M, ML, L); Picatinny-style rail; no manual thumb safety on this SKU[1]
WarrantyTwo policies rather than one: defects notified in writing within one year of purchase by the original owner are remedied without charge, and a separate Lifetime Service Policy begins when that year expires, repairing functional defects for the lifetime of the original owner of any Smith & Wesson handgun bought on or after February 1, 1989 — conditional on returning the Product Registration Card within 30 days, and excluding the finish, grips, magazines and sights[5]
MSRPNot recorded
Verification boundary: Published technical data are rounded, may not reflect manufacturing tolerances, and may change without notice. MSRP is not recorded: most cited product pages do publish a price, but it changes without notice and independently of the specification, so this directory has no field for it and the row stays blank rather than carrying a figure that would silently go stale.
Evidence tiers backing this record: Manufacturer. Unmarked values come from manufacturer documentation; any value drawn from a lower tier is labeled inline with that tier. Where two sources disagreed, the higher tier was recorded and the disagreement noted.

Sources

  1. [1]Accessed 2026-09-30
  2. [2]Accessed 2026-09-30
  3. [3]Accessed 2026-09-30
  4. [4]Accessed 2026-09-30 · Captured 2020-11-28 from https://snwcdnprod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/press-release/MP_2.0PressRelease.pdf
  5. [5]Accessed 2026-09-30

Common questions

Answered from this record's cited fields only. Where a manufacturer publishes nothing on a subject, the question is not asked rather than answered with a blank.

01What caliber is the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0?

The Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0 is chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. Smith & Wesson writes it as 9mm. Ammunition should match the exact chambering marked on the firearm.

02How many rounds does the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0 hold?

Smith & Wesson lists a 17-round standard magazine for the M&P 9 M2.0. Smith & Wesson lists no optional capacities for this record. These are magazine capacities; a round carried in the chamber is not counted here.

03What is the barrel length of the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0?

Smith & Wesson lists a barrel length of 108 mm / 4.25 in.

04What are the dimensions of the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0?

Smith & Wesson publishes length 188 mm / length 7.4 in (width and height not published). Any measurement basis shown is the manufacturer's own qualifier; where none is shown, the manufacturer states none.

05How much does the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0 weigh?

Smith & Wesson publishes 822 g / 29 oz (Smith & Wesson states no magazine basis).

06What size class is the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0?

Smith & Wesson lists the M&P 9 M2.0 as Full Size, and this directory records the same class.

07Is the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0 striker-fired?

Striker-fired. Smith & Wesson publishes this as "Striker-Fired". This is recorded from the manufacturer's own classification rather than inferred from the mechanism.

08Does the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0 have a warranty?

Smith & Wesson states: Two policies rather than one: defects notified in writing within one year of purchase by the original owner are remedied without charge, and a separate Lifetime Service Policy begins when that year expires, repairing functional defects for the lifetime of the original owner of any Smith & Wesson handgun bought on or after February 1, 1989 — conditional on returning the Product Registration Card within 30 days, and excluding the finish, grips, magazines and sights. Terms are as published at the date this record was checked and may vary by region.