M&P 22 (FULL SIZE) Safety Delete – Clean Look
Buffalo's Outdoors
Smith and Wesson M&P 22 full size safety removal. I really like this pistol, I shoot it more than any of my other .22 lr chambered pistols these days. I have always found the large plastic, flimsy feeling safety selectors annoying. In this video I show how to remove them and still have a “clean” factory looking pistol. Altering your gun including safety features may void the warranty and can be dangerous. PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK.
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