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M&P_Shield_All_100119_3009898.Qxp_M&P Shield Std & PC Manual 9/20/19 10:49 AM

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YOUR SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES


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YOUR SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES CONTINUED


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SAFE STORAGE ANDTRANSPORTATION


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SAFE STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION CONTINUED


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AMMUNITION

FIGURE 1


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AMMUNITION CONTINUED


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AMMUNITION CONTINUED

Marking on Firearm

Ammunition Type

Standard +P +P+

380 AUTO OK NO NO

9mm OK OK NO

9x21mm OK NO NO

38 Super OK OK NO

357 SIG OK NO NO

40 S&W OK NO NO

45 AUTO OK OK NO


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MODEL AND FEATURESIDENTIFICATION

FIGURE 2 FIGURE 3

TriggerGuard

Trigger

Grip

Magazine

MagazineRelease

FrontSight

Frame

SlideSlide Stop Notch

Rear Sight

Rotating TakedownLever

Muzzle

Take DownNotch

ManualThumb

Safety Lever(if so-

equipped)

Slide Stop

FIGURE 4a

LaserSwitchon both sides(if pistol isso-equipped)

On/Pulse/Off Laser Activation Switch(on both sides)

INTEGRAL CRIMSON TRACE® LASER DETAILS

Laser

Beam

FIGURE 4b

On Those Models So-Equipped


MODEL AND FEATURES IDENTIFICATION CONTINUED

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Slide cutout that accepts SHIELD Mini Optical Sightshown here with cover in place

FIGURE 4c

Slide cutout that accepts SHIELD Mini Optical Sightshown here with cover removed

FIGURE 4d

Ported slideand barrel

SHIELD Mini Optical Sight mounted in slide cutout

FIGURE 4e

Front sight withfiber optic

Rear sight withfiber optic





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INSPECTING YOUR PISTOL

FIGURE 6

FIGURE 8

FIGURE 7

FIGURE 5


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INSPECTING YOUR PISTOL CONTINUED

FIGURE 11a

NOFiring PinProtruding

FIGURE 11b

Firing PinProtruding

FIGURE 12

FIGURE 9

FIGURE 10

Manual thumb safety lever shownin the FIRE position


Manual thumb safety lever shownin the SAFE position



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LOADED CHAMBER INDICATOR

FIGURE 13a

FIGURE 13b


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MANUAL THUMB SAFETY LEVER

FIGURE 14

Manual Thumb Safety LeverIn the SAFE Position

FIGURE 15

Manual Thumb Safety LeverIn the FIRE Position

On Those ModelsSo-Equipped



MAGAZINE SAFETY

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Magazine Safety


NO Magazine Safety

FIGURE 16

FIGURE 17


PORTED BARREL WARNINGS

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FIGURE 18



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PREPARATION FOR FIRING


LOADING

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FIGURE 19


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LOADING CONTINUED


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LOADING CONTINUED

FIRING


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FIRING CONTINUED


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CLEARING MISFIRES

FIGURE 21

FIGURE 22

FIGURE 20


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UNLOADING

FIGURE 23

FIGURE 24

FIGURE 25

FIGURE 27

FIGURE 26


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FIELD STRIPPING /DISASSEMBLY

FIGURE 30

FIGURE 31

FIGURE 29

FIGURE 28


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FIELD STRIPPING / DISASSEMBLY CONTINUED

FIGURE 34 FIGURE 35

FIGURE 36

FIGURE 32

FIGURE 33

FIGURE 37


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FIELD STRIPPING / DISASSEMBLY CONTINUED

LUBRICATION

FIGURE 40FIGURE 39

FIGURE 38


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ASSEMBLY

FIGURE 46FIGURE 45

FIGURE 47

FIGURE 42FIGURE 41

FIGURE 44FIGURE 43

Barrel lug

Barrel lug


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ASSEMBLY CONTINUED

FIGURE 49

FIGURE 50

FIGURE 48

Rear Frame Rails

FIGURE 51

FIGURE 52


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SIGHT ADJUSTMENT

FIGURE 53


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MAGAZINE - M&P®45 SHIELD™

FIGURE 54

FIGURE 55

FIGURE 56

6-round magazine

7-round magazine

Flush fit6-round

magazine inplace

Extended7-round

magazine inplace

FIGURE 57

Extendedmagazineloaded with7 rounds.

+1 hole shows7th round

Flush fitmagazineloaded with 6 rounds.+1 hole shows spring


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MAGAZINE - M&P®45 SHIELD™ CONTINUED

FIGURE 58

FIGURE 60

FIGURE 59

Floor plateCatch guides are nowvisible

Control spring


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MAGAZINE - M&P®45 SHIELD™ CONTINUED

Floor plate catchfor 7-round magazineis mounted on the spring

Floor plate for7-round magazine

Follower

FIGURE 62

Tube

Spring

FIGURE 63

Guides are along outsidesurface of magazine tube(on each side of tube).

7-round 45 AUTO magazine

Floor plate catchfor 6-round magazine

Floor plate for6-round magazine

FollowerFIGURE 61

Tube

Spring

6-round 45 AUTO magazine


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MAGAZINE - M&P®9 or 40 SHIELD™

FIGURE 64

FIGURE 65

Floor platecatch

Floor plate

Follower

FIGURE 66

Tube

Spring


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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE


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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE CONTINUED


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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE CONTINUED


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LIMITED WARRANTY


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LIMITED WARRANTY CONTINUED


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CONTACT AND SHIPPINGINFORMATION


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CONTACT AND SHIPPING CONTINUED


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APPENDIX “A”CRIMSON TRACE® LASER

OPERATOR MANUAL FOR CRIMSON TRACE® INTEGRATED

LASER IN THE M&P SHIELD® M2.0™

CRIMSON TRACELASER OPERATION

LaserBeam

Elevation adjustmentscrew for laser is on bottom of the frame

Windageadjustmentscrew forlaser is onright side of

frame

On/Pulse/Off Activation Buttons(Activation buttons on both sides of frame perform the same function)

FIGURE A1

Tool provided. To remove/install and adjust laser.


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CRIMSON TRACE LASER OPERATION CONTINUED

CRIMSON TRACELASER BATTERIES


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CRIMSON TRACE LASER BATTERIES CONTINUED

CRIMSON TRACE LASERSAFETY PRECAUTIONS


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CRIMSON TRACE LASER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS CONTINUED

REMOVE / INSTALLCRIMSON TRACE LASER

FIGURE A2


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REMOVE / INSTALL CRIMSON TRACE LASER CONTINUED

FIGURE A5

FIGURE A7

FIGURE A6

LX-380 (red laser)

LX-382 (green laser)

FIGURE A3 FIGURE A4


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REMOVE / INSTALL CRIMSON TRACE LASER CONTINUED

CRIMSON TRACE LASERACTIVATION BUTTON(S)

FIGURE A10

ON/PULSE/OFF ACTIVATION-BUTTON TABLE

Activation-Button Behavior

Mode User Input Result

On Push-Button 1x Constant Laser

Pulse Push-Button 2x Pulse Laser

Off Push-Button 3x Off

FIGURE A9

FIGURE A8


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ACTIVATION BUTTON(S) CONTINUED

CRIMSON TRACE LASERADJUSTMENT AND ZEROING

LASER ADJUSTMENT TABLE

Windage orElevation

Adjustment ScrewRotation

Laser BeamMovement

Shot GroupMovement

WindageAdjustment

Clockwise Right Left

Counter-Clockwise Left Right

ElevationAdjustment

Clockwise Down Up

Counter-Clockwise Up Down


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LASER ADJUSTMENT AND ZEROING CONTINUED

FIGURE A13

FIGURE A11

FIGURE A12

LOCATION OF WINDAGEADJUSTMENT SCREW

LOCATION OF ELEVATIONADJUSTMENT SCREW


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LASER ADJUSTMENT AND ZEROING CONTINUED

CRIMSON TRACE LASERMAINTENANCE


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LASER MAINTENANCE CONTINUED

CRIMSON TRACE LASERLIMITED WARRANTY


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CRIMSON TRACE® LASER WARRANTY CONTINUED

CRIMSON TRACE LASERSERVICE AND REPAIR


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CRIMSON TRACE® LASER SERVICE AND REPAIR CONTINUED

CRIMSON TRACE LASERLEGAL INFORMATION


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SHIELD MINI OPTICAL SIGHTADDENDUM

FIGURE B1 Optical sight cover - used to protect sight when not in useand to prolong battery life

Allen wrench to adjustsight

Allen wrench used to

install / removesight

3V LithiumBattery #CR2032

Adjustment MINIDIAL

Optical sight

Mountingscrews


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SHIELD MINI OPTICAL SIGHT INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED

Lift cover usingtab at front

FIGURE B4

Red dotaiming point

FIGURE B2

FIGURE B3

FIGURE B5

Optical Sight on pistol - with cover removed

Optical Sight on pistol - with cover installed


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FIGURE B6

FIGURE B7

FIGURE B8

FIGURE B9

Slide cap covers mounting areawhen optical sight is not installed

Remove slide capscrew #1

Remove slide capscrew #2

Remove slide cap and set it aside

FIGURE B10

View of slide with slidecap removed.

Optical sight alignment pegs


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Allen wrenchinsertedthrough MINIDIALwith wordsand numberstoward short

end ofwrench

MINIDIALadjustment indicator

FIGURE B13

FIGURE B11

FIGURE B12

Position sight andinstall screws

Tighten screws


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FIGURE B15Assembly screwDo Not Adjust

Elevationadjustment

screw

FIGURE B14

Red dotaiming point

FIGURE B16

Windage adjustment screw(on right side)


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When the sight is not in use - install thecover to prolong battery life and to protect the sight

Use Allen wrench and MINIDIAL to help adjust sight

FIGURE B17

FIGURE B18


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Slot allows battery to bepried out of recess

FIGURE B22

FIGURE B19

CR2032 3VLithium Battery

in place. “+” side down

CR2032 3VLithium Battery

goes here. “+” side down

FIGURE B21

FIGURE B20

Remove the 2mounting screws


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This handgun is not equipped with adevice that fully blocks use byunauthorized users. More than 200,000firearms like this one are stolen fromtheir owners every year in the UnitedStates. In addition, there are more than athousand suicides each year by youngerchildren and teenagers who get accessto firearms. Hundreds more die fromaccidental discharge. It is likely thatmany more children sustain seriouswounds or inflict such woundsaccidentally on others. In order to limitthe chance of such misuse, it isimperative that you keep this weaponlocked in a secure place and take othersteps necessary to limit the possibility oftheft or accident. Failure to takereasonable preventative steps may resultin innocent lives being lost, and in somecircumstances may result in your liabilityfor these deaths.The certification below is required only for handguns sold in theUnited States with a barrel length shorter than 3”.Smith & Wesson Inc. hereby certifies average accuracy test resultsfor all new handguns with a barrel shorter than 3” as follows:

7 yards 14 yards 21 yards 1.7” 3.9” 6.3” This certification is based on tests conducted by Smith & WessonInc. using a fixed handgun, rest and firing ammunition manufac-tured by a member of the Shooting Arms and AmmunitionManufacturers Institute (SAAMI) as defined in ANSI/SAAMI Z299.3-1993.

This certification represents actual tests based on several hand-guns, selected at random. Your particular handgun may have accu-racy better than the results stated in this certification.


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CUSTOM SERVICE


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BATTERY WARNINGS


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PATENT INFORMATION

INTERNATIONALWARRANTY CENTERS


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