M&P Shield M2.0 Crimson Trace Models Now in .45 Auto

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posted on July 30, 2018
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Smith & Wesson has expanded its lineup of M&P Shield M2.0 pistols that feature integrated Crimson Trace lasers with a .45-cal. model. For those looking for a larger-caliber concealed-carry firearm, the M&P45 Shield M2.0 offers a slim, lightweight and easy-to-carry profile.  

The integrated-laser Shield features two laser modes and ambidextrous laser activation, a compact 3.3” barrel and the enhanced M2.0 feature set, including a light, crisp trigger and the M2.0 aggressive grip texture for enhanced control. The gun ships with two magazines: one seven-round extended grip magazine, and one six-round flush magazine.

MSRP for the pistol with integrated red laser is $499; integrated green laser model has an MSRP of $549. For more, visit smith-wesson.com.

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