Here is Smith & Wesson's all metal 4013 TSW Tactical compact service pistol chambered in .40 S&W Caliber. Each one comes with total of one correct 8 round magazine. Photos are representative; buyers will receive a specimen as good as the ones in the photos. Manufacturer is Smith & Wesson of Springfield, MA. Production on the 4013 TSW ran from 1997 until 2008 or thereabouts, never in great quantities. From their BAW, BDK, and BDX serial number prefixes, they left Springfield in 2005. Type is locked breech, hammer fired, double and single action semi automatic pistol. Construction is stainless steel slide, steel barrel, magazine body, and working parts in an alloy frame. Chambering is .40 Smith & Wesson Caliber. Barrel is the distinctive and accurate ball joint type, 3 1/2 inch with 5 groove right hand 1:18.75 rifling. Slide is stainless steel, with lateral rear serrations. Return system is dual spring, and spring loaded scoping guide rod somewhat on the order of the Detonics system. Sights are factory Novak white dot, dovetailed front and rear, and drift adjustable for windage only. Frame also incorporates a 3 slot Picatinny rail. Trigger is .305 smooth faced, with matching factory bobbed hammer, pulls double action at 11 pounds vicinity consistent pull with 1 inch travel. Magazine is dimensionally correct 8 rounder, so 11 + 1 rounds fully loaded. Grip frame front strap is checkered surface. Grip furnished will be either original factory or identical replacement grip, as the photos show. The 4013 TSW variant has a firing pin safety and a magazine safety. It will NOT fire single shot with the magazine removed.Weight empty is 28 1/2 oz; weight fully loaded will be a bit over 39ounces. Overall length is 7 inches; 5 1/2 inch height; and 1 inch frame width at the ejection port. Finish is matte SS sl and barrel, matte coated alloy frame, and black melonite sights, trigger, levers and hammer. Surface detractions are moderate, moderate lateral edge wear to the frame and grips. We rate them as Good perhaps Very Good, 75 percent vicinity by our estimate, but photos ought to suffice for our distinguished shoppers to judge finish grade for themselves. These pistols served in the Caribbean jurisdiction of Borinquen Air Station, guarding against Castro and Cartels.We estimate each one was fired fewer than 500 times. Bore, chamber, and mechanism are all bright and clean. Replacement pricing on the last production 4013 in 2008 was over $1,000 on smith-wesson com.
Not transferable to civilian residents of California, but Transferable to Massachusetts civilians. Add extra 8 shot magazines, or extended 12 rounders, only $43 each with no extra shipping.
