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I'm staying at my parents this holiday and my dad knows I've gotten back into shooting and has been letting me borrow his handgun. He bought it many years ago when I was in grammar school. It says on the box it's a Model 915 and it is a 9mm. But, I can't find anything on S&W's webpage. The closest gun on there is a Model 910.

I'm wondering if it is the same gun but w/ a 10 round magazine as my dad's handgun has a 15 round one. I'm wanting to find a couple more magazines for it and a holster. Also, anyone have any thoughts on this handgun?

I know nothing about it. I figure, I'm getting to use it and will probably end up being given it so why not. If I had my digi cam here, I'd put up a pic. Two other questions: 1) When I eject the clip it falls out but then hangs in there the last inch. How do I loosen that up so it just shoots out? 2) Today the slide was failing to lock back after the last shot.

What's the normal cause of that? I field stripped it and cleaned it today after the range and nothing looks broken from what I can see. It works fine now when I operate the slide by hand. Thanks, Don't know much about semi-auto handguns yet but wanting to learn. Welp, I don't know much about Smiths, but I do know they're good guns. It's probably what you were thinking, just an old version of a 910.

That's how Smith designates their handguns. 9 for 9mm, 10 for ten round. Hence the 910/915. About your problems, the first one could be that the mag is too wide or the grip too narrow, you might have to file on the clip some. The second problem about the slide failing to lock could be a number of problems. I don't know if it's the same on a Smith, but on my Colt, the slide locks back because the magazine follower pushes up on the slide release, causing it to lock the slide.

It could be just the magazine, have you tried a new mag in it? I now have a question for you, is that gun single action or double action? O Que Einstein Disse A Seu Cozinheiro 1 Pdf Download. Been thinking about a 910 myself. To answer your question Intel, I wouldn't worry if the slide failed to lock.

It just makes reloads slower, but I would still want it to, just to know my gun was working properly. Have you tried going to the Sportsmans Guide? They sell aftermarket mags for Smiths. Then there's Centerfire Systems. Their mags are hi-cap and under 15 dollars I know.